Modifying Another Word

• far: And what a lot of callers there are, too ­ no wonder the play far outruns its advertised 75-minute slot.

Object

• bear: His colleague replies: " I don't have to outrun the bear.

• pack: Talking of Euro 2005, how do England's chances compare to a fat man trying to outrun a pack of Dobermans?

• car: Police are trying to work out why the man tried to outrun the patrol car that was following him in Kirkby, Merseyside.

• horse: But they, too, can outrun a horse, and are territorial.

• competition: They enter another race and next time may outrun the competition.

Modifies a noun

• game: The OutRun games have always relied on the classic design principle of simple to learn, but hard to master.

• mile: Whether you're playing for fun or attempting a new high-score, you earn OutRun miles.

• Europa: CHRIS HAYWARD The sweet generating Championship Squash has caused many an hour to vanish along with the speedy Outrun Europa.

• return: Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast for PSP Publisher: SEGA Ah, the mighty OutRun returns.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Anything that is big enough to kill you can easily outrun you.

• n't: As you're aware we could n't outrun anything and except for throwing lumps of coal had nothing to fight back with.

• never: And I have a warship with me, you'll never outrun or outgun her and she has a hundred marines onboard.

• even: This would have become a Hollywood blockbuster if Stevenson wrote today, and its fast pace would outrun even the Indiana Jones films.

• just: Don't outrun the bear, just outrun the people you're with.