Sentence examples for public limelight from inspiring English sources

Thereafter Thompson dipped in and out of the public limelight.

He knows how to stay in the public limelight he passionately craves.

"Lucy Meadows was not somebody who had thrust herself into the public limelight.

Then, a few decades later, cancer was in the public limelight, thought to be virtually curable if we just waged sufficient "war" against it.

That popularity, he said, "makes it easier for us to stay out of the public limelight when we don't want to be there".

It was the last which hoisted this reserved, quietly spoken studioholic into the public limelight, securing him Grammy awards for Producer and Record of the Year.

The issue of PSE has recently shot to public domain limelight in December 1997, when a television program "Pokemon" triggered concurrent appearance of convulsive response in about 700 individuals, causing a nation wide panic, in Japan [5], [13].

John is in charge of public relations for Limelight, which does business under the slogan "A Blessing in Disguise".

They even go out in public together, sharing the limelight and speaking in dulcet tones about unity and cooperation.

The banned Islamist groups, the only well-organised groups and the clear winners in ballot boxes, are now in the limelight, under public scrutiny.

Writers who may have spent years on their novel in solitude are actually relieved to shuffle into the limelight for public scrutiny, even applause.