Sentence examples for spotlight has turned from inspiring English sources

Over the past few weeks, the spotlight has turned on Nuland.

Now he is working the book circuit as once again the literary spotlight has turned his way.

The spotlight has turned on Radio 5 Live because of the high cost of sports rights and more people looking online for coverage of fixtures and news.

Even so Slovenes are cross that the spotlight has turned to them after the Cyprus crisis, with ten-year bond yields spiking close to 7%.Ms Bratusek insists that "we are absolutely not Cyprus".

Now the national spotlight has turned to the city's Bridgestone/ Firestone plant, which produced the bulk of the faulty tires blamed for more than 100 deaths and about 400 injuries.

But since ICAC opened its inquiry in March into "allegations of corrupt conduct involving public officials and persons with an interest in Australian Water Holdings Pty Ltd", the spotlight has turned mainly on the Liberals.There are no allegations of corruption against either Mr O'Farrell or Mr Sinodinos.

A subdued mood could be detected at the TUC as delegates debated the industrial landscape after 12 years of a Labour government and lamented just how quickly the spotlight had turned from banks to the public sector, now viewed as the natural target to fix a devastating financial deficit.

Recently, the spotlights have turned to senescent cells as being a culprit for aging.

In this fourth annual spotlight on innovators, FORBES has turned to the scientists laying the groundwork for this custom-made future.

The housing crisis has turned the spotlight on empty homes.

Now an American film has turned a spotlight on Japan's coastal hunt for cetaceans.