Sentence examples for like a frontrunner from inspiring English sources

It's far too early to talk about any accolades that The Great Gatsby might win, but the film already looks like a frontrunner for those snuggliest-looking jumper categories.

A screenplay from the Coens suggests good things (although, well, the same could have been said for Unbroken) and a cast that includes Oscar winner Tom Hanks, Oscar nominee Amy Ryan and a rare screen appearance from Mark Rylance, makes this one sound like a frontrunner.

He's gone through 2 rounds of interview and seems like a frontrunner to land that position.

She can't help it; she still carries herself like a frontrunner.

She wanted to prove herself, and not come off like a frontrunner.

Clinton, on the other hand, fulfilled her goal of 'looking like a frontrunner,' comforting those who were voting for her.

Penn is starting to look like something of a frontrunner for an Oscar, having picked up the same prize from their Los Angeles counterparts earlier this week.

Considering 67 teams have been relegated over the course of the Premier League that is not bad going, although Dyche does not normally like to be regarded as a frontrunner.

That rank is also held by Dmitry Medvedev, who like Mr Ivanov is considered a frontrunner to succeed Mr Putin in 2008.

With former missionary Mitt Romney looking like a clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination, you'd expect an upsurge in interest in Mormonism from Americans curious to know more about the faith of a man who could end up as president.

Mr Umunna, who is defending his Streatham, south London, seat and is regarded as a frontrunner in the next Labour leadership contest, told The IoS: "The likes of Ukip don't like what modern Britain is.