With a smaller field and a front-runner who has held on to that spot, the Democratic race has clearly been much less competitive than the Republican one, even if Sanders has proved to be a more relentless marathon runner than many people thought he'd be.
There is nominally a plot, which involves Larry's quest for world capacitor domination and his billionaire client's inexplicable and very unrequited passion for the Cursing Mommy herself, a pursuit that echoes Wile E. Coyote's of Road Runner — ruthless, relentless and utterly hopeless.
"Can you hold that thought until we come back from a break?" Television is not biased, it's relentless: one word ("front-runner") can launch a thousand pictures.
Still, the running boffins, a dash of romance and the relentless advances of the runners themselves suggest that there's a 10-year-old running long miles around his family's farm, up above the Rift Valley, who may well become the Roger Bannister of the marathon.
For Spain's approach to bear fruit, they need an impregnable defence, tireless runners and relentless hard work.
The Possessed were so relentless that they clung to the runners, actually had to be shot off.
The relentless press scrutiny that comes with front-runner status also proved withering.
One reader asks, "Is The Times reprising its relentless attacks on Clinton by now using the Democratic front-runner" as its target?
Relentless traffic and heat make afternoon runs impossible, while very few runners opt for late evening runs because of the number of vehicles on the roads.
"That she became the greatest female marathon runner in the world through incredible hard work, genetics and a relentless drive to be the best.
