Sentence examples for to name a frontrunner from inspiring English sources

There was some consternation when the Administration floated a trial balloon which was prominently picked up by the Washington Post's Ezra Klein, whose headline asked "Will Erskine Bowles be our next Treasury Secretary?" Klein wrote that "as of today, I'm ready to name a frontrunner, at least if Barack Obama is re-elected: Erskine Bowles".

If the first round contest is any indication, naming a frontrunner based on opinion polls seems futile.

Brewer said she thinks "we'll really have the proof of who is going to win Arizona" after the debate, refusing to name one candidate as a Republican frontrunner.

The names 'Stephen' or 'Sutton' were frontrunners in a competition to name the male which was born on 5 May.

Fincher was named as a frontrunner to direct the as-yet untitled drama, which has been adapted by Aaron Sorkin from an official Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson.

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.

The Democratic establishment in California might be eager, too, to anoint a frontrunner early on; it's unclear who will run against Newsom, though the state treasurer, John Chiang, and both the previous and current mayors of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa and Eric Garcetti, all Democrats, have been named as potential candidates, among others.

At the very least, it's going to be a frontrunner for next year's Best Animated Feature Oscar.