Sentence examples for limelight away from inspiring English sources

"It takes the limelight away from them," Dowling said.

"It takes the limelight away from the horse," he said.

He said my turbines had taken all the limelight away from his.

The veteran shifted the limelight away from the Paralympics newcomers by surpassing Tanni Grey-Thompson's record of 11 gold medals.

In short, it is a telling tribute to how desperate Mr. Abbas is for a political victory to take the limelight away from Hamas.

"It seems like performance art had stolen the limelight away from all the really exciting things that were going on in dance itself," Ms. Sussman said.

Though second to none as a theologian in 20th-century Catholicism, he lived out his remaining years away from the limelight out of his enduring loyalty to the church – despite the rough justice handed out to him.

It has often been said that Ali is a man of split character – that his wild-eyed antics were all for show and the second he was out of the limelight and away from the media, he would be calm, reflective and sometimes distinctly shy.

How City will hate their limelight being taken away by their neighbours.

And how would that be for a Steve Jobs return to the limelight after months away on medical leave?

And Sunkist brought its lemons into the limelight by giving away 11,000 pre-formed lemonade stands, collecting $800,000 in lemonade sales for multiple charities.