Sentence examples for such a frontrunner from inspiring English sources

Let's all make sure that Trevin doesn't become a casualty of the show because people feel like they don't need to vote for him because he's such a frontrunner.

And a stat for you: Djokovic is such a good frontrunner, since 2010 he's won 206 matches and lost only six when he's taken the opening set.

With so many candidates and such an iconoclastic frontrunner, the Republicans' race has been fragmented, fractious, unedifying and at times unhinged – a circular firing squad in which the gunmen episodically shoot themselves in the foot.

While the emotional power of such scenes helped make Merkel a frontrunner, it cannot hurt, either, that she hails from the same centre-right political camp as the Nobel chairwoman.

Yes, the campaign dynamics are different on the Democratic side with far fewer candidates running and with a frontrunner enjoying such a large lead.

It must be earned, gradually and meaningfully, by the next generation of leaders, people such as Lobsang Sangay, a Tibetan legal scholar at Harvard who is a frontrunner to be the next prime minister in exile.

Such buzz has landed La La Land atop awards pundits' 2017 Oscar predictions, with many touting Chazelle as a frontrunner for the best director Oscar (he was previously nominated for best adapted screenplay for Whiplash).

The Romney campaign, running this cycle from a frontrunner position, has scaled back on the candidate's accessibility from four years ago and rarely allows for such unguarded moments on the campaign trail.

It's curious that this candour seems to have struck such a chord in Cannes – the film is frontrunner for the Palme d'Or – given the festival's lingering reputation for pretension.

BEING a frontrunner can be tougher than it looks.

Even so, rarely has a frontrunner been less convincing.