Sentence examples for spotlight grabber from inspiring English sources

Most of the Philharmonic musicians who joined Mr. Isserlis were either principal or associate principal players, and Mr. Isserlis slipped into the ensemble as a collegial collaborator, not a spotlight grabber.

While you wait for your moment in the spotlight, grab a hunk of smoked brisket and a side (potato salad, coleslaw or corn bread) for $10.

In the fight for Time Warner, Carl Icahn Carl Icahn pulled out all the tricks in the corporate raider handbook: name calling, board beating, spotlight grabbing and, of course, share buying to try and gain control.

"Spotlight" grabbed another top Hollywood prize on Saturday, collecting the Film Independent Spirit Award for Best Feature.

The journalism drama "Spotlight" grabbed critics' attention at the Telluride and Toronto film festivals and went on to win several critics groups prizes in December.

His latest spotlight-grabbing setpiece was to stage a catwalk show in communist-ruled Cuba less than a year into the warming of diplomatic relations with the west.

Right now, there's clear polling evidence that Rubio's policy foray on immigration has hurt him with G.O.P. voters, and decent evidence from polls and anecdotes that Cruz's spotlight-grab has helped him lay the groundwork for a '16 run.

But on Sunday night, the 62-year-old emerged, thrust suddenly into the spotlight, to grab a celebratory demi of beer with which to toast his first place and an extraordinary 44% of the vote.

When she slinks out of the spotlight, he grabs the mic and announces, "That is the love of my life". And for a moment, the grizzled wild man of New York indie cinema almost looks sweet.

Sunday was Levitt's turn in the spotlight, and he grabbed it with strong play on the back nine.

Why are fashion designers grabbing the spotlight?