outrank

What in hell's success if it isn't right there in your Stevenson sonnet, which outranks Henley's

Still, they were not ignorant of my reading, and I remember how proud I was when a certain boy, who had always whipped me when we fought together, and so outranked me in that little boys' world, once sent to ask me the name of the Roman emperor who lamented at nightfall, when he had done nothing worthy, that he had lost a day.

To-day these were increased by a certain moodiness, that Little John had outranked him.

India's regional and cultural diversity reflects beautifully in its flavoursome food and is possibly the reason why Indian food outranks that of most countries.

In its last pages, however, the tractate turns to the subject of protocol: in Jewish society, who outranks whom?

The only saving grace for Pakistan is the fact that it outranks neighbours India who sits at the 109th rank with 8.80 Mbps average mobile download speed and Bangladesh ranked at the 120th spot with 4.97 Mbps average mobile download speed.

The result is seen as a challenge to the nation's conservative clergy whose unelected supreme leader outranks the president.

In card games what name is given to a suit which outranks the others?

"NASA is being perceived as sending a message that cost outranks safety," the NASA Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel said in a new report.

The website found that outranks Black Friday, which has 25% of respondents planning to buy a TV, the holiday shopping season at 18%, and Cyber Monday at 6%.

But Kathe's preoccupation with the socialist party outranks any concerns for her children, leading them to a world of fantasy and dreams.