Sentence examples for having the spotlight from inspiring English sources

Others like having the spotlight directed elsewhere.

The conventional wisdom is that a candidate benefits by having the spotlight on him for a week.

Obama, for one, seems to have benefited politically from having the spotlight on his would-be successors rather than himself.

Most of the time this means toiling away in small ensembles and seldom having the spotlight to herself, but not this week.

Tomorrow and Sunday, the accent shifts considerably: Mark Peskanov, a violinist, and Steven Beck, a pianist, will play three Sonatas by Schubert (D. 384, 384 and 408), with Mr. Beck having the spotlight to himself in Brahms's "Four Pieces" (Op. 119).

"Modern Family" star Sofia Vergara is no stranger to having the spotlight put on her physique.

Tebow, the consummate winner, had the spotlight taken from him.

But musicians won't have the spotlight to themselves.

"I don't like to have the spotlight on me".

The writer could have the spotlight all to himself.

So for the time being, the populists alone have the spotlight.