Sentence examples for frontrunner stands from inspiring English sources

Now with Jeb Bush's declaration, we know where the likely Republican frontrunner stands, too: on the wrong side.

You've been seeing him on the TV for years and years and years," Cress said, adding that the frontrunner stands for "jobs, money, [not] getting ripped off by other countries".

Add to those likely wins a probable Romney victory in the District of Columbia the same day, and the frontrunner stands a chance not only of sweeping the three contests but also of winning most of the 95 delegates up for grabs.

Where does the other frontrunner stand in terms of likeability?

Lance Armstrong stands out as a frontrunner.

Value: The first season of this show stood out as a frontrunner in all of television last year and the show dominated at the Emmys.

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has yet to take a stand on the deal, but the former secretary of state has said Obama should take on board legitimate concerns expressed by fellow Democrats.

A Muslim woman was escorted from a Donald Trump rally on Friday night, after she stood silently behind the Republican frontrunner wearing a shirt that read: "Salam, I come in peace".

The Republican frontrunner's comment to an audience of thousands stood in bold contrast to remarks made by the former Florida governor Jeb Bush at a much smaller event held simultaneously an hour away in Bedford.

Another reason for the non-showdown was the fact that incumbent Merkel, who has consistently been the frontrunner in all the polls, avoided taking a stand on all issues.

At present he stands third in polling behind Cruz and frontrunner Donald Trump in Iowa, and third in the national Republican race.