| It was covered in primitive chalk doodles dating from kindergarten, very basic stuff you absorbed and outgrew ages ago. |
| The image of New Zealand as a nation of rugby, racing and beer is one we theoretically outgrew years ago. |
| The college outgrew its quarters downtown and the Brothers acquired property in the Bronx. |
| As the railroads expanded, they quickly outgrew the states that had created them. |
| Unlike his younger siblings who eventually outgrew such games, George never forsook them. |
| He was portrayed as a brilliant lyrical poet, but an ineffectual dreamer whose poetry improved when he outgrew his youthful radicalism. |
