Sentence examples for as a frontrunner at from inspiring English sources

Arguably the biggest loser of the night was The Artist, which is already being tipped as a frontrunner at next year's Oscars.

Irish actor Saoirse Ronan was also reported to be a frontrunner at one stage.

The day after his menswear show in Paris, his name was being mooted as a frontrunner to take over at Burberry or Louis Vuitton.

The new Nottingham Forest manager had emerged as a frontrunner to replace Gérard Houllier at Villa Park, and was due to meet club officials before Villa had a change of heart and turned their interest instead to Alex McLeish, who is expected to take over in the next 24 hours.

Clinton, who is seen as a frontrunner for the 2016 US presidential election, said at Chatham House in London: "This is a very important question.

Value: The first season of this show stood out as a frontrunner in all of television last year and the show dominated at the Emmys.

It is widely seen as a frontrunner for next month's Oscars and also has 11 nominations at the Baftas.

The Whitby-born left-hander scored six hundreds and six fifties at an average of almost 70 to establish himself as a frontrunner to replace Sam Robson when England begin their 2015 Ashes preparations in the West Indies in April.

That is certainly the image that the man tipped as a frontrunner for the nomination as the Republicans' 2016 presidential candidate presented in a speech at London's Chatham House.

Lance Armstrong stands out as a frontrunner.

Nanotechnology has evolved as a frontrunner in the development of modern science.