Sentence examples similar to to form a frontrunner from inspiring English sources

Both the frontrunners, New Democracy and Syriza, would need to form a coalition with one or more of the other parties in order to govern.

Samaras, whose party emerged as the frontrunner in the weekend election but with not enough votes to form a government on its own, attempted to allay fears that Athens would fail to meet its obligations.

Earlier in the process, it looked possible that companies could band together to form unlikely alliances against the perceived frontrunner, though it appears in the final request for proposal that the Pentagon plans to award the contract to a single company capable of handling it.

But with 21 MPs, down from 33 in the last parliament, he emerged as the Sunni Muslim leader with the biggest bloc in the 128-seat house, making him the frontrunner to form the next government.

The Pheu Thai party, linked to Mr Shinawatra, is one of two frontrunners to form the next government - the other is the military-linked Palang Pracha Rath Party.

True to form, he misreads "Film" as "Milf" and promptly nominates Kate Winslet as a frontrunner.

Joni Ernst, a Republican candidate for Senate in Iowa, went from being an unknown to a frontrunner owing to her irreverent and attention-getting ads.

I know I'm not going to be a frontrunner.

For many, Feedly seems to be a frontrunner.

But he acknowledged he was not going to be a "frontrunner" in the race.

Irish actor Saoirse Ronan was also reported to be a frontrunner at one stage.