He could outwalk and outrun and outride any of his companions.
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Steve remarked with satisfaction that they did not attempt to outride his party.
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And the king bade ride after him, but they could not outride him.
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The stormy petrel can outride any storm likely to blow in these parts.
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But was it her fault that she could outride, outfight, outshoot, outfly, outeverything him?
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She managed to outride the serjeant-at-arms, and to warn him of his danger.
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His design was to outride the Tomcat and cut him off at the ford of the medicine lodge.
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When in the wilderness, he could outride or outwalk his guides, and could press on when hunger made his companions flag wearily.
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Delicate Forbes could outshoot and outride even Jed Brower when he chose, and his courage with cattle was that of a man.
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He could outrun, outride and outbox any boy of either side the Potomac, and had proved it in many contests of skill.
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Adam also didn't mind sharing the horse-breaking chore one bit and openly encouraged, coerced and cajoled his younger brother into attempting to outride him.
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Sam aspires to ride with the goggle-tanned gods who throw slow-motion 900s off flesh-eating cliffs and drop out of helicopters to outride thundering avalanches.
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This helped the band not only outride the explosion of alternative in the early 1990s, it also helped them gain a fan base within that community. Nonetheless, the album still stays true to the band's thrash and punk roots on many of the songs. At almost 60 minutes long, The Art of Rebellion was Suicidal Tendencies' longest album to date, until 2013's 13. Singles to promote the album were "Nobody Hears," "Asleep at the Wheel," and "I'll Hate You Better".
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The race was decided by a run-off which saw Robinson comprehensively outride the leading Northern jockey Bill Scott to take the race for the fifth time. Robinson rode his last Derby winner in 1836, when he partnered Bay Middleton to a two length win over Bill Scott on Gladiator. In 1852 Robinson was injured in a fall at Newmarket when a two- year-old colt named Feramorz swerved at the start of a match race. Robinson's stirrup leather snapped and he was thrown from the horse fracturing his left femur, collar bone and several ribs.
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Becoming a member of the local stock exchange, Tom buys a big house and a coach but furnishes neither, even though he has the money (he is so miserly that he even half- starves his horses). Tom never tires of swindling people until he suddenly becomes fearful about the afterlife. He then becomes an obsessive church-goer, singing hymns in church in a much louder voice than all of the other parishioners, and always keeping two Bibles at hand—thinking that any sin on his neighbor's "account" is a "credit" to his own. He is said to have even had his best riding horse saddled and buried upside down in the belief that in the last days the world will be turned upside down and he will then try to "outride" Old Scratch (although the narrator adds that this is "probably a mere old wives' fable").
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