Sentence examples for initial frontrunner from inspiring English sources

Coco Pops, Robertson tells me, has been the initial frontrunner in customer popularity stakes.

Back in 2005, Cameron was lagging behind David Davis, the initial frontrunner in the leadership race, when he gave a Daily Telegraph interview promising two things that sounded strangely at odds with his modernising agenda.

Plenty of initial frontrunners for presidential nominations (Howard Dean and Rudy Giuliani) have flamed out on the campaign trail.

Those results should have been offset by a Romney win in Colorado where the demographics and the initial polls both favored the frontrunner.

These arenas are the actual initial incubators of change; they are crewed by local frontrunners that are considered as engaged visionary people with diverse backgrounds.

The IEC office in Kabul is located beside the residence of Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, a former finance minister and current frontrunner in the election scheduled for April 5. Initial reports of Tuesday's attack suggested that Ghani's house was the target, though the gunmen had actually stormed the IEC, where more than 70 people were preparing for the upcoming election.

After the initial "straw poll" exercise, Portugal's former socialist prime minister, Antonio Guterres, remains another frontrunner.

The frontrunner in the election is Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a populist who often goes by his initials, AMLO.

Even the ones who do most things right and don't have strong initial opposition, like Mondale, sometimes run into an electorate that doesn't like being told they have to vote for the frontrunner.

Pinter was the frontrunner.

Mr Modi is the frontrunner for now.