Sentences with OUTCOACH
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The opposing team's coach was able to outcoach our coach and led their team to victory."
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"Despite having a talented team, our coach was constantly outcoached by other teams."
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"The visiting team's coach seemed to outcoach the home team's coach at every turn."
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"In the championship game, the experienced coach outcoached his younger counterpart."
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"The coach's inability to make strategic adjustments allowed the opposing team to outcoach them."
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"It was clear that the new coach was easily outcoached by his more seasoned opponents."
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"In order to win, our coach needs to find a way to outcoach the opposing team's strategies."
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"The coach's failure to outcoach his opponent resulted in a disappointing loss."
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"Despite their reputation, the famous coach was outcoached by a relatively unknown rival."
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"The opposing team's coach was determined to outcoach our team, but we studied their tactics and were prepared."
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"Even though our team had superior skills, our coach's lack of strategic thinking caused us to be outcoached."
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"The coach faced criticism for consistently being outcoached by teams with inferior players."
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"To succeed in this league, our coach must develop the ability to outcoach his peers."
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"The rivalry between the two coaches was intense, but the visiting coach managed to outcoach his opponent."
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"It was evident that the coach's game plan was outcoached by the opposing team's unexpected tactics."
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"After multiple losses, the team's management decided to find a new coach who could outcoach their rivals."
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"Despite his successful track record, the coach was outcoached in the crucial final moments of the game."
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"The coach studied film extensively to learn how to outcoach the opposing team's defensive strategies."
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"The coach's inability to adapt to changing circumstances caused him to be consistently outcoached."
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"The underdog team surprised everyone by outcoaching their heavily favored opponents."
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"The opposing coach was consistently able to outcoach their counterpart and secure victory."
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"Despite having a less-experienced team, the coach managed to outcoach their opponents through strategic plays."
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"In the final minutes, the coach made a brilliant move to outcoach the rival team and win the championship."
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"It was evident that the visiting coach had managed to outcoach the home team with their flawless game plan."
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"The coach's ability to outcoach their opponents was praised by both fans and analysts alike."
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"With their innovative strategies, the coach was able to consistently outcoach their competitors."
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"The underdog team surprised everyone by outcoaching their more skilled opponents."
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"Despite the team's lack of star players, the coach's tactical skills allowed them to outcoach stronger teams."
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"The coach's reputation for outcoaching rivals led to their appointment as head coach of a prestigious team."
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"The coach's ability to outcoach their adversaries became legendary in the sports community."
