Sentence examples for frontrunner I from inspiring English sources

Depending on your tolerance level for such larkish eggheadedness, you'll either chuckle in delight or roll your eyes at, say, his insistence on providing the square root of a book's ISBN in a review of that book (a solid frontrunner, I feel, for most DFW-ish thing DFW ever did).

If I were communications director or media strategist to a frontrunner, I would now suggest running ad campaigns that address issues of concern to women.

As Jeb's campaign faltered, he improbably complained that he "hated" being frontrunner: "I feel much better in the back of the pack".

Unlike the frontrunners, I voted against the Iraq war.

Unlike the "frontrunners", I have spent a lifetime working at the grassroots of the party; from a local ward organiser to an elected member of Labour party national executive – 1994-1997.

"The problem is that once you are frontrunner it is, I think, the obligation of the candidates who are behind to whack you over the head".

"I'm a frontrunner – obviously I'd much rather run as Republican and let that be clear," he told MSNBC.

Vale of Glamorgan MP Alun Cairns has been the frontrunner, as I mentioned earlier, although there has been some concern in government circles of the reshuffle leaving North Wales under-represented.

We were talking about Barack Obama when he first became a "frontrunner," and I wondered whether the country was ready for a black president.

On Wednesday, the Republican frontrunner said, "I'm not concerned about the very poor," adding that there was a social safety net in place and that he was focused on the middle class.

"John McCain is George Bush's third term," she said of the GOP frontrunner, "and I just don't believe the American people want to elect George Bush for a third term".