Sentence examples for spotlight for long from inspiring English sources

Given all the other issues on the president's plate, Latin America is not likely to remain in the spotlight for long.

But he cedes the spotlight for long stretches to this menagerie of ornery comic characters, all of whom are animated by his vigorously expressive right hand, and all of whom share the same set of vocal cords.

Allred is another one of those who, like Trump, cannot stand being out of the spotlight for long.

In South Africa this issue has been in the spotlight for a long time; in India has been largely ignored.

But Mr Gore did everything he could to keep it in the spotlight for as long as possible, including giving lengthy interviews to the New York Times and Oprah Winfrey.

He had trouble understanding why people were no longer interested in what he was doing, but he had been out of the spotlight for a long time.

After being out of the spotlight for so long, the 29-year-old might be forgiven a few nerves, especially as she's showcasing songs never played live.

A popular candidate or a sudden crisis might shift voters' attention elsewhere, but the issue of taxation doesn't tend to stay out of the spotlight for too long.

"Never before has such a high-profile candidate occupied the spotlight for so long without the public's learning the facts about so much that is crucial to finally understanding her," they write.

The 28-year-old who made Jamaica synonymous with world-class sprinting when he broke the 100 metres world record in 2005 has been out of the spotlight for three long years.

But Microsoft's not one to give up the spotlight for too long.