Sentence examples for for a frontrunner from inspiring English sources

A lot can go wrong for a frontrunner, as Michael Portillo and David Davis discovered in 2001 and 2005 respectively.

These changes were meant to ease things for a frontrunner who was viewed skeptically by the grassroots.

Her vulnerability to Sanders' more authentic populism remains troubling, however, for a frontrunner who lost to Obama eight years ago and has yet to ignite the excitement that a potential first female president might expect.

All in all, Clinton is wandering the desert of political expedience, typically the safest thing for a frontrunner to do (unless your name is Trump).

Several bloggers quickly pounced on Monday when Kristol declared that Barack Obama faced difficulties as indicated by losing the West Virginia primary by 41% -- which Kristol said was unprecedented for a frontrunner in recent memory.

Penn is starting to look like something of a frontrunner for an Oscar, having picked up the same prize from their Los Angeles counterparts earlier this week.

It says Mr Djilas may lose his position next year, in which case he will become a frontrunner for for prime minister.

Kimi Raikkonen, the 2007 world champion who drives for Lotus, is seen as a frontrunner for the Red Bull seat with Ricciardo's French team-mate Jean-Eric Vergne also in the reckoning.

Then it was time for the man increasingly being seen as a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination to answer a handful of questions from a moderator.

And "The Diary of a Teenage Girl," Marielle Heller's look at a teenager discovering her sexuality in 1970s San Francisco-- considered a frontrunner for several awards, particularly for star Bel Powley--landed just one prize, to Brandon Trost for cinematography.

Doomed forever to finish second to something involving space travel but a frontrunner for Best TV Show Ever as much as for the best sci-fi.