| Scanning those that were coming at us, it seemed that we would outman them. |
| The boy avoided dialysis and blood transfusions and today seems to be doing fine, with no sign of permanent damage, Outman said. |
| They want to line up and outexecute you and outman you. |
| These constant completely heightened moments, as if that's all a day is: moments of confrontation where people outman themselves. |
| Sitting in one of several hot tubs, you can watch the teenage boys try to outman one another on the rope, while their female counterparts loll on the chaise lounges, too cool to swim. |
