Sentence examples for additional spotlights from inspiring English sources

Additional spotlights were focused on the audience during filming, and the lighting was dimmed on the stage's LED display.

The additional spotlight on a separate group of UBS clients increases the pressure on the bank, which has been asked to disclose the names of the American private banking clients or face possible indictment.

Our success in the 1970s brought an additional spotlight on players from those same regions and really sparked a rush of college coaches to those countries looking for players at a rate never seen before.

Political analysts and even some of his rivals have recently praised Mr. Biden's stand on the Iraq war -- calling for a partition of the country -- as being detailed and thoughtful; the Bush administration status report on Iraq next month may give him an additional spotlight.

BEIJING, Aug. 6 -- Sudanese refugee Lopez Lomong was chosen by his U.S. Olympic teammates Wednesday to be the American delegation's flag-bearer at Friday's Opening Ceremonies, a move that will cast an additional spotlight on the controversy over humanitarian abuses in Sudan's embattled Darfur region as the Beijing Games begin.

These lights are trained upward on the architectural details and light sculpture, while additional halogen spotlights on tubular fixtures point downward on display cases.

Analysis of verification conditions attempts to localize errors in the program logic, to extend assertions inside the program, to spotlight additional assumptions on program subfunctions beyond those already specified by the programmer, and to generate appropriate lemmas and assumptions that allow a verification to be completed.

You may not use additional lighting, including trees, spotlights, hanging lights, or similar.

I added one additional parameter to the spotlight, "float conedeltaangle", which helped me control the angle at which the spotlight intesity began to fall off.

The song is gaining additional attention as the spotlight on Mr. Cain intensifies.

"It is compounded by certain conferences and institutions seeking the national spotlight and additional revenue that a televised game brings.