Sentence examples for considered a distant third from inspiring English sources

Until now, the Met has generally been considered a distant third behind the Modern and the Guggenheim in modern art.

That Ms. Fischer is on the ballot at all is a remarkable turnaround for someone once considered a distant third in the race for the nomination against the favorite, Jon Bruning, the state's attorney general, and Don Stenberg, the state treasurer, who initially received strong Tea Party backing.

Marks &Spencer Plc., the retailer, and Cadbury Schweppes Plc., the drinks manufacturer, were frontrunners; Allied Domecq was considered a distant third.

Locoregional recurrence was not considered a distant relapse.

Labour came a distant third in Hallam in 2010, but are now seriously considering the chance of winning the seat and inflicting serious damage on Clegg.

They finished a distant third.

Texas is a distant third.

(Vodafone is a distant third).

China and Romania finished a distant third and fourth.

Google's G.C.E. is a distant third.

Labour is often a distant third.