Sentence examples for another frontrunner from inspiring English sources

Peter Fincham, 56, ITV's director of television is thought to be another frontrunner for the BBC top job.

After the initial "straw poll" exercise, Portugal's former socialist prime minister, Antonio Guterres, remains another frontrunner.

Several other Peronist hopefuls (including Adolfo Rodriguez Saa, president for a week last December, and another frontrunner) also appear reluctant to step in to the feud.

Former Florida governor Jeb Bush, another frontrunner, did not specifically say what action he would take if elected but described the deal as "dangerous, deeply flawed, and short-sighted".

But Disney now has another frontrunner in the shape of Moana, a joyous tale of a Polynesian teenager's quest to save her homeland, which boasts eye-watering visuals, earworm songs and heart-swelling messages about respect for the past and hopes for the future.

Needless to say, this strategy backfired as the debates turned off voters (even as the ratings were high) and the primary season droned on and on as one after another frontrunner took on the eventual nominee, Mitt Romney.

Should Stoke slip up, Hull City, another unexpected frontrunner, could win promotion to the top flight for the first time.

(If he's nominated, the best-actor race could be particularly interesting, because another likely frontrunner, Jeff Bridges of "Crazy Heart," is that sort of actor too).

Another early frontrunner that appears to have stumbled is Zero Dark Thirty, the Kathryn Bigelow-directed account of the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

The Wrestler, another Oscar frontrunner, fared better, with its star Mickey Rourke winning the best dramatic actor award and Bruce Springsteen winning for best song.

Zero Dark Thirty was another early frontrunner that stumbled: Bigelow, and screenwriter Mark Boal, may have been anticipating a rerun of their 2010 Oscar success with The Hurt Locker.