| This presents a wonderful opportunity for practical players to surprise and outfox their opponents. |
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| It was one of the better budget gags. The chancellor's more substantial offers appeared similarly designed to outfox his rivals. |
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| An accomplished Machiavellian, he used his ill-gotten wealth and his powers of patronage to outfox potential opponents and to keep wavering officials in line. |
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| When you are weak militarily, you try to outfox the other side politically and diplomatically. |
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| They will be hoping to use the power of two to outfox their rivals. |
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| They know the best ways to smuggle crib sheets, steal exam papers and generally outfox teachers in a bid to gain glowing report cards, whilst doing no real work. |
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| Just what kind of airport security is it that allows an unarmed handcuffed deportee to outfox security officials? |
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| As captain, he deployed his darts for just the one over, but that was enough to snare the dangerous Niall O'Brien and outfox Matthew Boyce, checking the away team's momentum just as they hoped to build it. |
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| A new road was cut through the desert to outfox the Taliban along the most dangerous stretch, and NATO said heavy fighting to clear the route killed 250 of them. |
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| Companies are also devising novel technologies to outfox the criminals. |
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| It managed to outfox its captors for almost a fortnight until February 17 when it was put into a cage and brought down. |
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| I'm honored to be back again at this year's Pat Corliss Memorial Day at the Races to Outfox Sarcoma event. |
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