Sentence examples for be the frontrunner for from inspiring English sources

I imagine that Enrico David will be the frontrunner for this year's Turner prize.

But Wood must surely now be the frontrunner for the position after another outstanding performance – and another winning goal.

I'm pretty sure if Aquaman dropped into the race right now and just said "Washington outsider" and "regulations are killing us" for two weeks, he would be the frontrunner for the Republican Presidential nomination through December.

She showed early loyalty to Mr. Obama; despite her ties to the Clinton administration, she signed on with Mr. Obama at a time when Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was presumed to be the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.

A quarter of a century after his father stood for the deputy leadership of the Labour party - on a platform that would have nationalised every major company in Britain - Benn appears to be the frontrunner for the same post.

The Dancer and the Thief, a tale of high-romance between three Chilean outsiders, two ex-cons and a wannabe ballet dancer, would appear to be the frontrunner for Spain's nomination, director Fernando Trueba having taken the Oscar in 1993 for Belle Epoque.

His opponent that year, Jay Sidie, is running again but nonprofit exec Andrea Ramsey, teacher Tom Niermann, and labor attorney/Bernie Sanders activist Brent Welder appear to be the frontrunners for the nomination.

Mr Modi is the frontrunner for now.

The man he defeated, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, is the frontrunner for the presidency.

And I always thought Marylouise was the frontrunner for that part.

Three years later, Donald Trump, who is historically unpopular among every one of those demographics, is the frontrunner for the party's nomination.