Two and a half thousand Premiership points or not, Hodgson is notably spotlight-averse for a man who has endured more close-ups than any other club player in history and responded with deadly accuracy to the vast majority of them.
(Notably absent from the spotlight: the young children of Jerry Seinfeld, one of the film's creators, and his wife, Jessica).
He has had only fleeting exposure to the political spotlight — most notably in the days before Italy's March 4 election, when Di Maio offered his name as a potential minister.
Bristol Palin, now 20, was notably put in the spotlight during the 2008 presidential campaign for becoming pregnant at the age of 18.
You probably know someone like 50 Cent: the smiling guy at the party who will do anything for the spotlight and becomes notably hostile when it shines on someone else.
In a telephone interview last week, Mr. Gale said that in a studio, where designs are usually collaborative even if individuals sometimes get the credit, Mr. Herlitz was notably reluctant to step into the spotlight.
He is shining a spotlight on fraudulent financial practices, notably in the mutual fund industry.
Most notably, users will be able to add a spotlight button, letting users customize their call to action.
Its actions have turned the spotlight on its lamentable human rights record, notably its recent execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a leading Shia cleric.
But Pullman's intervention put the issue under the spotlight, with authors rallying to the cause, most notably Joanne Harris, who a couple of months later went as far as withdrawing from an unnamed festival because of its draconian demands.
A rash of factory strikes this year, most notably at plants that make parts for Japanese automobile companies, has cast a spotlight on working conditions in manufacturing hubs along the coastal provinces.
