Sentence examples for become a spotlight from inspiring English sources

Social media is today perhaps the most important platform for businesses to communicate with their users: not only has social media helped customers circumvent the often frustrating spaghetti that lies behind the deceptive phrase "contact us" on websites, but social media has become a spotlight, which businesses have to watch lest a sticky situation snowballs into a public relations disaster.

Who knows, maybe that stub will become a spotlight article, or be on the front page!

Mr. Sargent connected with Joseph Bluth, who had developed an electronic camera with greater resolution than standard television cameras, so the show also became a spotlight for this Electronovision technology.

Dancers form a circle and an LED mounted on Jackie's camera becomes a spotlight for twerking and vogueing clubbers.

It's not their fault that it's a lesser-known condition that has only recently become a part of the spotlight.

The auto show spotlight could become a turning point in the public's perception of G.M., said Ms. Lindland of IHS.

What were initially small flickers of insects in the spotlight beam become a whipping cloud, then a full-on, whiteout blizzard.

Although he showed no early interest in acting, he was bitten by the stage bug and ran away from home at the age of 11 to become a lime-boy, operating the spotlights at Feldman's Theatre, Blackpool.

And though Grimm never sought the spotlight, he's become a hero to many transgender youth, named this year to Time magazine's list of 30 most influential teens in America. .

The Olympic spotlight thus helped South Korea become a democracy: no small boon.

James to the Knicks Why it will happen James craves the spotlight and wants to become a global icon.