Sentence examples for book limelight from inspiring English sources

Drawing from Ms. Gee's 1997 book, "Limelight: A Memoir," Shelly Bancroft and Peter Nesbett, founders and curators at Triple Candie, have constructed a homage in the form of a plywood-walled space inside the gallery with cafe tables and chairs and self-service coffee, available at a 1950s price of 25 cents a cup.

In the opening section of the book, the author goes to Limelight and effortlessly scores a hit of ketamine, a veterinary anesthetic known in the club world as Special K.

She threw herself into the limelight through her book, cameo appearances and charity work.

In the best children's books, parents never share the limelight with their children; if they are not killed off on page 1, they are cast in the pitifully minor roles that actual parents play in their children's imaginative lives.

Advocating war against Bolshevism, the openly racist book catapulted Quisling into the political limelight.

I wrote the preface for the book and the book was in the limelight, so my daughter and my wife were a little bit worried.

It is in giving this background and context to the Michelle Obama we see in the limelight that Mundy performs the book's greatest service.

Doris Kearns Goodwin And The Credibility Gap 02.27.02 The historian withdraws a book from circulation and herself from the limelight to preserve her status.

Citizen Sources Stephen Ambrose's Citizen Soldiers borrows phrases from The Men of Company K. Doris Kearns Goodwin And The Credibility Gap 02.27.02 The historian withdraws a book from circulation and herself from the limelight, to preserve her pundit status.

Her 1773 book of poems brought her into the limelight.

And while privately held Limelight doesn't open its books, Akamai this week posted earnings of $11.5 million in on revenue of $91 million for the first quarter of this year; the company's stock has tripled in the last year.