Examples of using Front-runner in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Is there a front-runner?
The front-runner-"Lightning Dexter.".
Diaz is the front-runner.
New front-runner: the dumb guy.
The party's front-runner.
But if Germany makes the quarter-finals, it then becomes the front-runner.
Francis B, front-runner, but I'm not feeling it.
She's the so-called"front-runner.".
You were definitely a front-runner, and then we saw the fall of Francis B, and it was a free fall.
That's gotta make you a front-runner.
Yeah, a few, but, uh, front-runner is still Jake Reilly.
In case you haven't heard, I'm the front-runner.
Vice President Bob Russell, front-runner of the Democratic presidential.
Fawcett's the obvious prom-queen front-runner.
Another front-runner, Odilo Scherer from Brazil, reportedly did not do well at all in balloting.
He's acting like the front-runner.- He is.
District attorney harvey dent remains the front-runner.
The best argument is, it sets you up as the consensus front-runner in either four or eight years. Nomination would be yours.
And Lord Grenier has positioned himself as the front-runner.
Being approachable is the key foible for a front-runner to have because nobody wants to work for a person without an open door scheme.
Yet he still remains the front-runner.
While nearly half of respondents(42 per cent) view their organisation as a front-runner in information security strategy and execution, the survey finds that only eight per cent actually qualify as true information security leaders.
They're attacking their own front-runner!
Turkey is looking like the front-runner.-(groans) Turkey?
Well, firstly, it's nice to be called a front-runner.
I don't try to pass myself off as a parenting expert or a front-runner for mother of the year.
But four years from now, in Tokyo… I'm the front-runner for gold.
By July 2017, acting attorney general Kenneth Blanco boasted of the“strong relationship built on trust” between U.S. and Brazilian prosecutors andtouted the legally shaky conviction of presidential front-runner Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for corruption as an example of the fruits of that cooperation.