For you it might be the financials, the leadership opportunity or media limelight.
The 2008 financial crisis thrust the Fed into the limelight, making it impossible for Mr. Bernanke to sustain such stonewalling.
When another black woman, Zina Garrison, made it to the Wimbledon final in 1990 before losing to Martina Navratilova, Gibson was there to cheer her on, but she soon receded from the limelight once again with health and financial problems.
In responding to financial troubles, he has already had to share the limelight with Britain's Gordon Brown.
Like many wealthy German families, the Merckles were well known, but avoided the limelight, especially recently as the patriarch's financial distress deepened.
But he also sought to turn attention from Europe, arguing that big debts in countries like Japan and the United States remained threats to international financial stability, even if they were out of the "limelight".
But he also sought to turn attention from Europe, arguing that big debts in countries including Japan and the United States remained threats to international financial stability, even if they were out of the "limelight".
Financial and labor pressures forced Ms. Gee to close the Limelight's doors on Jan.
So far the rest only have to be envious of Land Rover BAR's centre stage limelight and fancy headquarters building as well as growing financial support for their tilt at the title in Bermuda in 2017.
And though that show has been canceled, and the limelight may have been harsh at times (exposing their financial difficulties, their fractious relationship with Mr. Salahi's family and their own apparent proclivity for occasionally stretching the truth), they seem determined to extend their fame beyond its proverbial 15 minutes.
