Sentence examples for a frontrunner at the from inspiring English sources
Mitt Romney Assessing the field: Romney is a frontrunner at the moment, but he has several problem spots.
The regional poll also showed that Rick Perry -- a frontrunner at the time and a moderate on immigration--was actually less popular among Western Hispanics than Romney, who has struck an extremist anti-immigration tone this election cycle.
Arguably the biggest loser of the night was The Artist, which is already being tipped as a frontrunner at next year's Oscars.
There was some consternation when the Administration floated a trial balloon which was prominently picked up by the Washington Post's Ezra Klein, whose headline asked "Will Erskine Bowles be our next Treasury Secretary?" Klein wrote that "as of today, I'm ready to name a frontrunner, at least if Barack Obama is re-elected: Erskine Bowles".
Christine Quinn, a Cuomo ally and mayoral frontrunner at the time, declared her support for the massive flood prevention project two weeks later.
Slumdog also triumphed at the Golden Globes earlier this month with four awards, and it is the frontrunner at the Baftas with a spectacular 20 nominations.
Apocalyptic tale Take Shelter was the other big frontrunner at the ISAs, picking up a total of five nominations including best director for Jeff Nichols and lead actor for Michael Shannon.
The rivals surrounding him followed suit, adopting a tone of civility in one final attempt to derail the frontrunner at the polls.
If the sentiments these delegates have about Trump is even close to the feelings seen in the Wisconsin polls, it's not hard to imagine a scenario in which Trump-fearing Cruz supporters throw up hurdles for the frontrunner at the convention, even if Trump manages to win the nomination outright.
But Madeleine Thien's Do Not Say We Have Nothing has emerged as the frontrunner at the bookies.
