(1) Mason was outclassed by Lennox Lewis in his tragic last fight at Wembley.

(2) Kennedy was outclassed 06 06 in the final.

(3) He far outclasses the others in many ways.

(4) He won his next race(), completely outclassing his rivals.

(5) The story outclasses anything written by Frederick Forsyth.

(6) Few city hotels can outclass the Hotel de Crillon.

(7) These planes are outclassed by the most recent designs from the former Soviet Union.

(8) We were so outclassed - we didn't have a hope in hell of winning.

(9) The latest 500 cc road bike easily outclasses all the competition.

(10) He was outclassed by an Aston Villa side that cruelly exposed his lack of pace.

(11) In design and quality of manufacture they were outclassed by the Italians.

(12) For the third time this season, Celtic outclassed their local rivals, Rangers, last night.

(13) There's never been a jet engine to outclass the Rolls Royce Avon.

(14) He outclasses the nerdy Damon, and the picture suffers a drop in voltage when Law is off-screen.

(15) De Niro gives a brilliant performance, completely outclassing the other members of the cast.

(16) Lewis not only totally outclassed management, he totally outclassed the market.

(17) Secondly, the tax cost outclass of mine company load is other enterprise.

(18) Perfect hostesses outclass sexy cheerleaders at Games a headline of a Reuters news story.

(19) In design and quality of manufacture the cars were totally outclassed by their Italian competitors.

(20) But there is one area where the Steelers totally outclass the Cowboys and that is the owners' box.

(21) If you get the right results on your farm, they can't be outclassed.

(22) Only at the end of the nineteenth century were they outclassed by steamships.

(23) The collier that asbestine mine extracts and machines and worker, the person that contacts asbestine produces the person that far outclass of tumour of the skin between pleura is not contacted.

(24) In his memory, this sort is like and treat the conventions that manages far outclass materiality.

(25) The energy of targets in horizontal and vertical direction outclass that of background.