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Discover Ludwig'on the spotlight' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe something or someone who is receiving a great deal of attention or focus, or is at the center of attention. For example: "The new star of the show was suddenly on the spotlight."
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Turning on the Spotlight Hot stocks, bargains and takeover candidates.
Laura Bush, for example, accomplished much but made the decision not to take on the spotlight.
"Like an American superpower, turn on the spotlight, and nobody cowers," she sings, one of several variations on what seem to be descriptions of the Internet.
Yet Larson is capitalising on the spotlight Room is shining on her.
Bainbridge Colby, next on the spotlight roster, has made the next-best impression.
She doesn't wish to be ordinary; rather, she has insisted on the spotlight.
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But on Tuesday, the spotlight was on the family melodrama at the heart of the case.
One also wonders how the authors could have discovered what Sontag told intimate confidants, like Silvers and Straus, if they didn't consent to being interviewed for the book, or why they chose to rely on the spotlight-craving Camille Paglia (whom they refer to as an "open lesbian," which is one of the few things she has been ambiguous about) for insight into Sontag's self-marketing tactics.
On Monday, the spotlight switched to Margherita Missoni.
On Saturday I attended a session on mortality from the Spotlight on Health segment.
Mr. Pickering's appearances on CBS and NBC put the spotlight on him.
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