Sentence examples similar to before the runner up from inspiring English sources
It seems like going first helps, as the first company to present the day before was the runner-up.
Although that is a decline of eight percent on the quarter before, the runner-up device, also an iOS handset (the iPod Touch), is only at 5.2percentt (also a decline).
In St Louis in 1904, John Lorz had come home 16 minutes ahead of his nearest rival and soaked up the applause of the crowd and the congratulations of the first lady, Alice Roosevelt, before upon the arrival of the "runner-up" admitting that he had actually retired at the nine-mile mark and travelled most of the remaining distance in a car.
Hale's sacrifice bunt moved the runners up before Blackmon's sacrifice fly scored one run and DJ LeMahieu's single scored a second.
Greek law gives the front-runner three days to form a government before the baton is passed to the runner-up.
The professors then compared the economic performance in the counties of the winning cities with that in the runner-up cities, looking both before and after the selections were announced.
It remained in the runner-up position for three weeks, before descending from the chart.
Stripe was named as the runner-up.
He was just as effective after the surgery as before—he was the runner-up for the Cy Young award, given to the league's best pitcher, in both 1977 and 1979 and played until the almost-unheard of age of 46.
"Tennis starts at a very young age and you're basically committing every day of your life to tennis," said Sharapova, who last year had her best run at the French Open, reaching the last four before losing to Ivanavic, the runner-up to Henin.
