overachieve

"It's been a matter of getting better players - kids who want to overachieve.

"But it is still a very good side and, like every year, they generally overachieve for the money that gets spent.

Actually, we are on course to overachieve our target.

But they do have Brown, who is renowned for getting his players to overachieve and to play, as he often puts it, "the right way."

Who's to say we didn't overachieve instead of underachieve this year?

We will always have to overachieve to be granted the rights that children of white parents are given as their birthrights.

They could overachieve, as opposed to failing, again, to live up to unrealistic expectations.

But at each step of the way Hurricane Katrina seemed to overachieve.

He lifts everybody around him and makes them overachieve."

Now they want to overachieve in their relaxation.

Saturday's menu could overachieve and exceed last year's combined rating for two reasons.

No wonder Bannon told his team that it must overachieve.

And he helped them overachieve in the playoffs.

"We want to overachieve, not just get by," Milbury said.

He talks about having patience, but he also wants his team to overachieve until the building blocks are in place.

Bobby Valentine said a couple of weeks ago that he had been unable to get his underachieving players to overachieve.

However, her tendency to overachieve can lead to feelings of paranoia, with dramatic or comical results.

Many teams are considered "Cinderella teams" when they seemingly overachieve.

That Japan should overachieve is no shock.

"We're underachieving," he said, "and it's because I haven't figured out how to get them to overachieve."

"We're likely to overachieve on our budget."

People who are treated with negativism never overachieve."

In fact, one of the 55-year-old McVie's strong points is getting his players to overachieve.

"The key was being able to utilize the talent and the tenacity of our team and overachieve like we did tonight.

Ewing did not overachieve under Brown.