Sentence examples similar to Temporary limelight from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCormack's limelight suffered a temporary blackout with the arrival of the supernova of the AIDS charity circuit: Elizabeth Taylor.

A candidate who suddenly bursts into the political limelight frequently enjoys a significant if temporary advantage over candidates who have been known for much longer periods of time.

Superman has been shelved for now, as a temporary measure to let Supergirl step into the limelight and carry the Kryptonian banner for a little while on the big screen, as the worlds of DC continue to evolve and solidify a path forward.

But Acting Justice Louis B. York of State Supreme Court in Manhattan said on Dec. 29 that the city lacked "any rational basis" to deprive the Limelight of its license and ordered that a temporary cabaret permit be delivered within 24 hours.

New York: Limelight, 1990.

He hates the limelight.

"She was the limelight".

Into the limelight?

Share the limelight.

He avoids the limelight.

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