Sentence examples for initial runners from inspiring English sources

Two different initial runners are optimised to achieve more generic results.

He entered the 1972 Democratic primaries, intent on defeating Muskie, who was the initial front-runner.

Even among American cities, New York was not the initial front-runner for the U.N.'s permanent home.

Among the Democrats, Samuel J. Tilden was the initial front-runner, having been the party's nominee in the contested election of 1876.

Once they owned a hefty block, they approached the initial front-runner -- General Leonard Wood -- and said they would make him the Republican nominee if in return he had to promise to make Hamon Secretary of the Interior -- and therefore boss of Teapot Dome.

Health had little to do with this initial wave of runners.

A suggested initial transition schedule for runners is presented in Fig. 2; however, further research is needed to determine if the initial transition schedule should be tailored for runners of different experience levels.

Some runners experience an initial boost of weight loss before finding that the rewards plateau over time, despite their best efforts.

However, per our initial reports, unlike habitual barefoot runners, the calf of a novice barefooter is typically not conditioned to maintain this increase in demand, leading to calf muscle fatigue.

I think it'll be telling to see who the initial market will be — likely early adopters, runners, business professionals, kids.

Wiggins and twice runner-up Andy Schleck escaped that initial collision but they were among a group caught up in another accident nearer the finish.