| After his performance last night, George seemed to be a shoo-in, but Simon had not been too keen on him previously. |
| Based on that record alone, one might think that Steele would be a shoo-in for another term. |
| Here's why, because the local right wing Tory is a shoo-in for this area of the country, voted for en-masse by the blue rinse and grey vote. |
| Louie, who dances a shaky minuet if properly guided, seemed like a shoo-in. |
| Holland is arguably the most talented team in the competition after France, but the Oranje are far from a shoo-in. |
| With both the voice and the look, she was a shoo-in for a golden ticket on to round two. |
