Sentence examples for commanding front from inspiring English sources

Although captain Nathan White was part of a commanding front row, they were unable to hammer home that advantage and relied again on the boot of Parks.

Mr. Romney's decision to release his tax returns on Tuesday — after weeks in which he had equivocated about whether and when he would release them — reflected the loss of what had seemed to be his commanding front-runner's position.

The acrid and urgent tenor of the exchanges reflected the alarmed state of a Democratic field struggling to halt the ascendancy of Mr. de Blasio, whose fierce anti-Bloomberg liberalism, deft showcasing of his interracial family, and pinpoint focus on economic disparity have lifted him to a commanding front-runner status in the polls.

Hillary Rodham Clinton will enter the 2016 Democratic presidential race — finally, officially — as the most commanding front-runner in generations.

Martin O'Malley arrived in Los Angeles on Thursday night to address the Young Democrats of America convention, where many roaming the corridors of the Millennium Biltmore Hotel had donned stickers in support of Hillary Rodham Clinton, the commanding front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination.

As he stood at the Leader's commanding front-row center desk in the Senate Chamber directing the Senate's actions with the surest of hands, as he strode the aisles of the Chamber and Capitol with colleagues addressing him by title–"Good morning, Leader".

In the book, the president comes across as a far more commanding presence in private than in front of the cameras.

Last week's air disaster over Sinai was – and is – a major news story, commanding front-page  attention from the outset.

He retains the commanding presence, rugged good looks, and campaign-trail charisma that launched him, briefly, to the front of the pack four years ago.

He lacks a commanding presence.

But he still projects a commanding presence.