Sentence examples for make the spotlight from inspiring English sources

So by all means, buy your kids a $30 beehive (or an $850 camel) for a needy family through Heifer International, or write a check to the International Rescue Committee for its terrific work in Congo — but my focus today is groups that never make the spotlight: Arzu (ArzuStudioHope.org) employs women in Afghanistan to make carpets for export.

Both Republicans and Democrats, whose national convention will be in mid-August, are working to make the spotlight that these events throw on the political parties and their presidential nominees last as long as possible and matter as much as possible.

Leading ladies like Google's Marissa Mayer, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and even Yahoo's Carol Bartz are a few names that often make the spotlight and somewhat balance the scorecard.

This heart of Moscow, in crisp winter air that seems to make the spotlights on the Kremlin towers shine with a hard clarity, is splendidly beautiful at night.

Each person lives differently, so make the spotlights shine on your life!

It's the abiding hunger for life, in characters who aren't quite yet down for the count, that makes the spotlight blaze.

It is in his role as observer and critic, whether his stay in the United States ends up being long or short, that Mr. Chen can make the most of the spotlight that has been placed on him (a spotlight that will surely fade over time, as it has for other notable dissidents).

The feature film documentary trophy went to "20 Feet From Stardom," about backup singers trying to make the jump to the spotlight.

Make sure the spotlight is on your cards.

Most important, the company made the earliest spotlight, a carbon arc and reflector housed in a hood, which included a lens and a shutter.

In 1945 he joined Hearst, became society editor of The New York Journal-American and within a few years made the national spotlight again in a feud with Ed Sullivan, then a New York Daily News columnist.