Sentence examples for some spotlight from inspiring English sources
In the spirit of the year in which Hollywood began discussing gender equality more openly, actor Thandie Newton asks for some spotlight for Mrs Claus.
She was the quiet Ronette, the one people called the prettiest, the one who was content to remain in the shadow of her younger sister, Ronnie, because even in the shadow there's still some spotlight.
"Nobody wants the BBC to feel in some ways inhibited in the editorial judgments it takes, or indeed creatively inhibited if people are worried of taking a risk on a drama or whatever that they will get some spotlight put on me.
There's a whole lot going on at IFA right now, and while big announcements like the new Wave phones or Sony's rather odd Android tablets get all the love, the little ones deserve some spotlight too.
Here in New York, the new wave of talent after L.I.E.S. is starting to get some spotlight and is organising in pockets surrounding Bossa Nova Civic Club.
Buy some inexpensive spotlight lights or small lamps to light up the stage.
For about thirty seconds, he stared at the ceiling, where some spotlights I had recently installed were dimly gleaming.
Shot in one take in a break from endless touring and featuring some spotlights, an incredible dance routine and a backwards roll that then morphs into a dry hump, its simplicity is what makes it so captivating.
Just in case it's unclear, this is a couple of empty banana boxes, and some spotlights, and it was the ENTIRE body of work that some gallery from Zurich was displaying.
Wire some spotlights to highlight nearby artwork.
