In his brief tenure as Mubarak's only vice president, Suleiman often appeared uncomfortable, a spy forced into the limelight of a revolution he couldn't stop.
Time and again when he's in the limelight of a debate, a town hall, or an interview, Bernie finds his way back to discussing class no matter the issue that's been raised.
The scene finally spun out of control and the collapse of the city's nightlight followed Alig's arrest for the drug-induced murder of a Limelight drug dealer.
With Team GB kicking off their campaign before the opening ceremony, there is some consternation that if a David Beckham inspired bandwagon starts rolling it could start to overshadow some of the other sports that only get a chance to shine once every four years and are banking on a once in a generation opportunity to revel in the limelight of a home Games.
Always a showman, he might relish the limelight of a trial in The Hague.
A city that in 2008 enjoyed the limelight of a World Expo is now one of Spain's most troubled.
Malala, celebrated for her refusal to be silenced by the Taliban in her championship of girls' education, is about to experience limelight of a different sort as a documentary about her life, He Named Me Malala, is released here.
Audiences have gotten used to Milanov as a classical music ambassador, often chatting the audience up before a concert and he certainly could bask in the limelight of a recent New York Times feature story about how artistically successful he's been.
Gordon Brown, the then prime minister, had basked in the limelight of a successful mission indicated by initial reports.
Ms. Zifchak, a young mezzo, has shone in small roles at the Met; here, she rose to the limelight of a title role with aplomb.
