He is enjoying the limelight, by his own admission.
The greatest heroes are often accidental heroes – retiring, reluctant, thrust into the limelight by chance.
He did it in 1991, when he burst into the limelight by winning the P.G.A. Championship.
Why risk losing them early to the limelight by tempting them to break down or burn out?
Or was she thrust into the limelight by adults captivated by the power of a child staring down the Taliban?
8. Best Newcomer Adele is initiated, blinking, into the limelight by drag DJ Jodie Harsh at the Brit Awards party.
Some possible contenders are being pushed into the limelight by people far removed from the selection process.
He, and we, are rightly fascinated by the limelight, by the culture of consumption and by Mr. West's endlessly contradictory reactions to all that attention.
Far from being centre-stage, as the first astronomers believed, humanity has already been shuffled gradually out of the limelight by each new cosmological insight.
After being thrust into the limelight by John Terry, probably the last thing Robbie Savage would have wanted was to be featuring live on TV.
The popular narrative, she says, is that "he's been snatched out of the limelight by someone, by his mother, with ill intentions to squash his creativity".
