Sentence examples for front runner at from inspiring English sources

"There's not really a front runner at this stage.

The 1828 presidential election did not have a clear front runner at first for the southern politicians.

Platt, a Republican, said he would attend events for Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic presidential front runner, adding: "At this point I'm undeclared in terms of who I will be supporting".

After 50% of the yolk sphere is enclosed by the blastoderm, the front runner cells at the putative dorsal side begin to involute retrogradely toward the future anterior part to form mesoderm and endoderm progenitor cells.

What does it mean to be the Democratic front-runner at this stage in the race?

Texas appears to be the front-runner at the moment, with Michigan having a lesser chance.

This year's nominees have admirers and detractors, and none can be called a front-runner at this point.

If Alan Keyes had run this cycle, he would have been anointed front-runner at some point.

And Andrew M. Cuomo, the Democratic candidate and the race's front-runner, at times struggled to suppress laughter.

What does it mean to be the front-runner at a very early stage in a presidential campaign?

That makes her the most dominant front-runner at this stage of a Presidential contest in the Party's modern history.