frontrunner in A Sentence

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    These Frontrunner candidates cannot vote for themselves.

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    That signifies that she forever took a unique path from others and was a Frontrunner.

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    Moreover, for the first time since 2014, the Congress starts as the Frontrunner in this round of elections.

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    SmarterTravel- SmarterTravel, a TripAdvisor Firm, is a Frontrunner within the on-line journey business reaching over 200M distinctive guests every month.

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    He has also insisted that he has spent very little on his campaign so far, and yet is the Frontrunner.

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    That's true, but additional counts based on voters' second or third choices help the first-round Frontrunner get more votes, too.

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    Once the Frontrunner to be named India's national bird, the Great Indian Bustard has long been on the brink of extinction.

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    Presidential right-wing Frontrunner Jair Bolsonaro has said little about the oil sector, although as a congressman he once voted against easing Petrobras' oil monopoly.

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    Johnson, the race's Frontrunner and most likely future Prime Minister, chose not to publicly support the outgoing ambassador until Thursday, prompting heavy criticism from other lawmakers.

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    Johann Georg Heidler is accepted by most historians as the paternal grandfather of Adolf Hitler but it seems Heidler's younger brother, Johann Nepomunk Heidler, is also a Frontrunner.

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    Tufts is a Frontrunner in American greater education, distinctive for its success as a reasonably sized university that excels at analysis and offering students with a private expertise.

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    Albania is a Frontrunner in the region, and the agreement will serve as a role model for similar arrangements we are negotiating with other partners in the Western Balkans.

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    The results of one of the most divisive and unpredictable presidential contests in recent French history, which saw early Frontrunner, the conservative François Fillon, laid low by a corruption scandal and judicial investigation;

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