Sentence examples similar to precarious spotlight from inspiring English sources
The Games were great, but the Australians were even greater, and they bought a whole lot of time for the survival of the Olympic Games -- at least until Salt Lake City and Athens have their precarious moments in the spotlight.
Sitting in the restaurant close to his office on lower Fifth Avenue (donated, "thank heavens," he said, by the Broadway producers Shorenstein Hays Nederlander), the always articulate and affable Mr. Wheeldon showed some of the strain of running a precarious venture in the spotlight — strains, he said, that he was warned of but that he didn't fully comprehend when he left City Ballet.
Your view into the Parents Television Council's precarious position these days spotlights an undeniable fact of consumer life — the indecency landscape in our nation has changed substantially in recent years, and we all need to recalibrate what works best to safeguard our children.
The White House took the unusual step of publicizing Mr. Obama's attendance two weeks in advance, an administration official said, to attract other influential participants and to shine a spotlight on the precarious situation.
And they throw a spotlight on the precarious international position of Mr Putin, who is facing increasing US criticism on his democratic record and is struggling in the face of growing western influence in the former Soviet republics.
The precarious finances of Greece will be in the spotlight again later this week when a €5 billion debt payment falls due, but the Greek public debt agency said last week that it should be able to make a special issue of treasury bills on Tuesday to cover the redemptions.
Another 13 wickets tumbled as bowlers dominated again with the pink ball in the first day-night Test at the Adelaide Oval, leaving New Zealand with a precarious 94-run lead and the Decision Review System caught in the spotlight.
Unfortunately, social work often takes the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, as the impact of government cuts make a difficult profession even more precarious.
