Sentence examples for spotlight is turned from inspiring English sources

When the spotlight is turned on Dennis, he often performs.

However, it is still useful to think about soundbites for when the spotlight is turned back to you, says Thomas.

She has been steering the trust since Patten stepped down after heart surgery at the beginning of May and will lead it over the summer as the spotlight is turned on the BBC when it publishes its annual report.

So why do they hate it when the spotlight is turned on them?

There's more good money to be made in many of these trusts as the spotlight is turned on their discounts (see table).

A great band is so much more than the sum of its parts and, in the latest programme in the series that has examined the anatomy of the best rock 'n' roll bands, the spotlight is turned on the story of what happens to the band from humble beginnings to success and beyond.

Now that President Obama has shot down the contentious Keystone XL Pipeline — which would have transported oil from the tar sands of northern Alberta to refineries on the U.S. Gulf Coast — the spotlight is turning to Energy East.

A spotlight was turned on.

Nothing is more chilling for the prodigy than the thought of her golden spotlight being turned off — or directed, instead, at the youth standing beside her.

I absolutely worshipped my father, but when he died, the spotlight was turned off and I had the chance to be myself.

It is time the spotlight was turned on the activities of Progress, largely funded by Lord Sainsbury, which has been sparing no expense to get its candidates adopted.