Sentence examples for off the spotlight from inspiring English sources

I pointed to the lighted cross on the hospital roof and suggested she turn off the spotlight.

Yet instead of tracing the full storytelling arc of a guitar hero's solo, they tapered away, handing off the spotlight to another member of the group.

A regular gag was to turn off the spotlight when Davis was in midsong, the cue for Sinatra to quip: 'Keep smiling, Smoky, so they can see you.' Once, when Jack Kennedy turned up at a Summit show, Dean Martin picked up the diminutive Davis and handed him to Sinatra, saying: 'Here.

A few minutes into the trial, spectra came alive in an entirely different way as moths and flies flickered in and out of the light, and condensation rose off the spotlights like dry ice.

Gov. George E. Pataki came to New Hampshire on Sunday to campaign for President Bush as part of a concerted counterattack aimed at taking some of the spotlight off the seven Democrats vying for their party's nomination.

B1 Pataki Stumps for Bush Gov. George E. Pataki came to New Hampshire to campaign for President Bush as part of a concerted counterattack aimed at taking some of the spotlight off the seven Democrats vying for their party's nomination.

The Nasdaqs recovery took some of the spotlight off blue chips, which have prospered from the migration of funds into perceived safe pockets on the Big Board.

With little over a month until kick-off, the spotlight is very much on Brazil right now.

Speaking of those parents: all of them, along with assorted teachers and administrators, are played by Greg Horton and Erin Jerozal, who carry it off without showing off, leaving the spotlight to the five students.

"Every group wants their 15 minutes of fame, so the E.L.N. will hold off until the spotlight is off the FARC.

And the Mets, in particular, had stayed out of the spotlight this off-season.