Sentence examples for Most spotlight from inspiring English sources

While the DEA raids tend to get the most spotlight, many more marijuana businesses have been shut down quietly.

The star of the day gets the most spotlight.

Most will spotlight guitar titans past and present.

Or a chance to regroup out of the most direct spotlight.

Affable as Kelly may seem, settling in under the most intense spotlight in college football hasn't been easy.

But the cardinal now finds himself in a most unwelcome spotlight, one that he sought for years to avoid.

Under the most intensive spotlight the women's game has known in England, Hope Powell's team wilted.

Even in an ensemble adaptation like the most excellent Spotlight, your audience will gravitate to one or more characters they connect with.

The two groups of materials most often spotlighted in this strategy are nano-scale pigments, which are used in sunscreens and cosmetics, and nano-silver particles.

Thailand's anything-goes ethos, most recently spotlighted in the Hollywood film "The Hangover Part II," is coupled with a deep-seated hospitality that often seems blind to a foreigner's background and appearance.

Mr. Kheel, a lawyer who specialized in seeking consensus in union-management wars, was most often spotlighted as a mediator and union adviser in the 1960's and 70's, when he helped settle transit and newspaper strikes in New York as well as labor clashes in the railroad, airline and waterfront industries nationally.