Sentence examples for will come in second from inspiring English sources

Kasich will enter the Republican national convention a distant third, and Cruz will come in second.

And second, with Mr. Ferrer expected to finish first, who will come in second to possibly face him in a runoff?

"The Americans will take first, the Chinese will come in second and the English will come in third," he says authoritatively.

Interviews with voters as they exited the polls in Florida allow The New York Times to project that Mr. Romney will win the state by a wide margin over Mr. Gingrich, who will come in second.

The place is hostile to entrepreneurs and employers, crawling with socialists (one of whom, Ségolène Royal, will come in second or better in the Apr. 22 presidential election), crusades against successful companies like Microsoft and buries its economy in taxes and regulations.

Your friendship, career and dignity will come in second, at best".

"My real fear is that Ms. Le Pen won't come in second in the first round, but that she will come in first," Mr. Dumont said.

"The only thing Fox News can project at the moment," the network said on its Web site, "is that Ron Paul will come in fourth place in both Mississippi and Alabama".

The question at this stage is not whether Romney will come in first, but how damaged he will be by the time he reaches the finishing line and prepares to face Obama.

Mr. Romney's advisers have pointed out that Mr. Gingrich's angry tirades against the media during the debate are often a turnoff to women even as they fire up conservative men. 3. THIRD PLACE: There seems to be little doubt that Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Romney will come in first and second.

There is a doomsday prediction that Labour will come in third in the popular vote but will still have the most members elected, whereas the Liberals could come in second and yet have only a third as many seats as either Labour or the Tories.