The phrase "all spotlight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to being in the spotlight or receiving attention, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The actor was in the spotlight during the awards ceremony, capturing everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "the center of attention" or "in the limelight".
And such new American series as Power, Gang Related and Crossbones all spotlight characters we wouldn't like to meet in a dark alley.
After all, SpotLight team's mission is one single goal: no missing pet will ever go unfound.
And The Rose Tattoo" and "Better Watch Your Back") and Abandoned Luncheonette repertoire (including its title track and a formidable "Lady Rain") all spotlight fiery solos and fierce rhythm sections that the vinyl of the original studio records might have had problems containing years ago.
Haute couture generates all the spotlight, but accoutrements are where the real bucks are made.
MIX has come and gone and Silverlight hogged all the spotlight at the conference, but the sleuths at Ars Technica pieced together what we should expect from IE8.
Josie and the Pussycats should get all the spotlight they want, and if they choose to rap, I'm here for it.
▶ Change all spotlights to LED bulbs.
Copeland's advocacy, her travels to Kenya to work with young dance students, her mentorship role in Project Plié, American Ballet Theatre's program to nurture young dance students of color, have all spotlighted for the broad public what was once a concern debated in relatively small circles: why aren't there more black ballet dancers?
"I was tempted to give up, but once I saw the shuttle on the launch pad with all the spotlights on it, I knew I had to see it go up," he said.
Sondheim's piece is as much a study of corruption as anything else, and it shines a spotlight on all our monstrous desires.
In Syria, we have been suffering for five years but no one is shines a spotlight on all those people who died.
