Sentence examples for a spotlight or a from inspiring English sources

Then, without so much as a spotlight or a snappy song like "One" from "A Chorus Line," Mr. Eustis introduced what he called the mayor's "audition for his new job, which I promise I will take very seriously".

"Change" opens with a regal assemblage of strings, buffeted and borne heavenward by kettledrum and French horn, all of which build theatrically and then clear out quickly for Cooke's entrance — you can imagine the singer moving downstage into a spotlight, or a camera zooming to close-up.

"Change" opens with a regal assemblage of strings, buffeted and borne heavenward by kettledrum and French horn, all of which build theatrically and then clear out quickly for Cooke's entrance you can imagine the singer moving downstage into a spotlight, or a camera zooming to close-up.

The speakers that Misawa uses are called parametric arrays, which are mechanisms that use small, ultrasonic waves to direct sound like a spotlight (or: to shoot it like a laser beam).

Instead, maybe hustle over to Assembly New York, where linen has found a spotlight, or more accurately, an interpreter.

Artists, too, are subjected to a spotlight — or, rather, to a sort of X-ray — that puts their claim upon attention, the celebration of their personality, to a severe test.

Of course it is important to raise awareness and reinforce your expectations about treatment in the workplace, but under no circumstances should an employer put a person under a spotlight or create opportunities for others to speculate on their sexuality.

We propose an "attentional landscape" model that is more complex than a "spotlight" or simple "gradient" model but includes aspects of both.

Using a spotlight or changing camera angle may help the inscription "pop".

"It's really becoming less about dumping inventory and more about shining a spotlight on a new or existing brand," said John Gerzema, executive chairman of BrandAsset Consulting, a marketing strategy firm.

The effect is similar to someone suddenly shining a spotlight on a pedestrian or deer by the side of the road, immediately bringing it to the driver's attention.