IFC's Caserta said if "The Spoils of Babylon" is a hit, the network may spotlight other notable works by Jonrosh: "Mr. Jonrosh is the author of many fine novels.
Unlike other role-plays that may spotlight more typical settings, like a real-estate deal, Sally Soprano is set squarely in the opera – an arena with which most participants are unfamiliar.
If antibodies react with more than one protein, the tissue arrays may unwittingly spotlight unintended proteins.
However, our weighting procedure may also spotlight other interesting genes which have functional correlation with the important candidate genes and suggestively significant association p-values.
Please include "before" and "after" photos taken from the same spot, and we may consider spotlighting your garden in a future Saturday edition.
But while Coulson's instinct may be to shun the spotlight, the illegal phone-hacking scandal covered by this newspaper, which took place on his watch at the News of the World, thrust him into it.
Two little observations: at first glance, besides the panels and the spotlights on them, you may notice the spotlights aimed at the spaces on the walls between the panels, an effect that delicately, subconsciously alters the relative weight of the light on the panels and brings the entire room into visual play.
If other cities and countries emulate London in shaming large energy users, CIOs may find themselves regularly spotlighted on the nightly news.
Mr. Cruz may love the spotlight, but, when it fades, he will find he was only speaking to himself.
November 7: The congressional midterms may hog the spotlight, but today's gubernatorial elections could be equally telling, writes Philip James.
