Sentence examples for first spotlight from inspiring English sources

The first Spotlight Story "Windy Days" by ex-Pixar moviemakers suddenly appeared on Moto X phones today, and depicts a mouse chased by a hat around a forest you can look around.

But it's in Harlem — almost a century after McKay first spotlighted the music — that Gnawa culture seems to be gaining a real foothold.

James Parrott, an economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute, the New York-based think tank that first spotlighted the yacht tax break, derided this "three men in a room" style of governing, invoking an image of Cuomo, Skelos, and (formerly) Silver drafting the state budget behind closed doors, presumably handing out pet projects to whoever donated the most.

Ms. Schweitzer, a state wildlife technician, held the second spotlight out the passenger-side window.

Two years and one hit blockbuster later, there are now five ongoing series featuring various Guardians, with a sixth – spotlighting Groot, the sentient tree – debuting in June.

Limelight, first theatrical spotlight, also a popular term for the incandescent calcium oxide light invented by Thomas Drummond in 1816.

The first theatrical spotlight was the limelight, which gave way to such light sources as the arc, electric discharge, and incandescent lamp.

As part of an effort to celebrate Broadway, which contributes $11 billion to the New York economy, the mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment has named its first annual Spotlight Award winners.

An internal 1999 report at the F.B.I. was one of the first to spotlight a double standard that appeared to favor senior officials at the bureau.

James Chanos, the first to spotlight Enron's accounting scams, is someone to be reckoned with on Wall Street.

The most emotional moment of the evening came with the first AT&T Spotlight Performance, which saw legally blind 17-year-old Brilynn Rakes perform with Derek Hough.