Sentence examples for be the frontrunner if from inspiring English sources
Polls show that she would be the frontrunner if she decided to run in 2016.
It's O.K. to be the frontrunner if you can stay there, but the minute you start to drop, the narrative becomes "what's wrong with this candidate; why is this candidate losing ground," and that's a negative story.
Andy Burnham, who is seen as being the frontrunner in the UK contest, said he would look at the issue if he wins the contest to succeed Ed Miliband.
She's eminently deserving of recognition for her restrained, emotionally complex portrayal of an English professor slipping into early-onset Alzheimer's, but she'd be the frontrunner even if she wasn't.
The Republican side is less settled, but anyone who even casually follows politics would have to assume that the state senator who wrote a nationalist manifesto about putting homeless people in concentration camps would be the frontrunner for their nomination if he runs.
Paul Noble will undoubtedly be the frontrunner.
Amauri appears to be the frontrunner.
"Of course we're going to be the frontrunner.
Air Force and Richmond appear to be the frontrunners.
It's strange how unpopular Trump is, despite being the frontrunner - Nate Silver: "If we woke up one day and found that the daytime sky had permanently turned from blue to orange, we'd eventually get used to it.
