Sentence examples similar to get the front runner from inspiring English sources
Unless you are leaps and bounds faster than everyone else in the race, you should hang near the front, letting another person set the pace and looking for your opportunity to get ahead when you feel the front runner getting tired.
Frankly, it took me a while to get accustomed to being the front runner in a national race.
"The Yamaha's will be really well set up and I'm confident that I can get in among the front runners again at the TT.
All this, of course, in part reflects the bandwagon effect in politics, the cold calculation by politicians that it is wise to get behind the front-runner, and the earlier the better.
According to multiple sources, Prismatic — an app that recommends news articles to users based on what their connections are reading and liking — is on the block, and Microsoft is the front runner to get it.
Capello does seem poised to replace Emile Heskey as the starting striker in an effort to get more out of the England attack, with Jermain Defoe the front runner for the front-runner position.
Leicester: Surely the front runner?
Scolari was always the front runner.
"The Front Runner" is no "Broadcast News".
Oh Gretchen, buttering up the front runner!
