| I can see that you are going to achieve a reputation that will outrival that of your canine compatriot, unless you have a care. |
| In our physical geography we shall read marvelous stories that outrival the romances of Dumas and Hugo. |
| If wet roses could outrival a maiden in all her freshness, he thought he would like to see it. |
| There was no verdure, no flowers, no birds hidden beneath the frondage, and twittering as if to outrival each other. |
| This surpassingly grand bit of scenery is considered by some people to outrival that pride of all Americans, Niagara Falls. |
| Other young fellows, that wanted to outrival their companions, had to wait a fortnight for the new medicine to be made. |
