Sentence examples for spotlight make from inspiring English sources

The ambitions and travails of brothers in the political spotlight make for colorful stories in real life — George W. and Jeb Bush, Bill and Roger Clinton, Jimmy and Billy Carter — and the same is true in fiction.

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Listening to the stupid woman revel in the spotlight made him ill.

Lennon was also keenly aware that the spotlight made him vulnerable.

Asked if his moment in the spotlight made him uncomfortable, he thought for a moment, then said, "Yes and no".

Jeb Bush, who has avoided the national spotlight, made a rare raft of appearances on Sunday's news programs.

Blackmon burst onto the draft scene with a 111 catch effort in 2010, and a full year in the spotlight made him the Andrew Luck of receivers.

Later, while the song "Enter Sandman" boomed from the Citi Field sound system, Mariano Rivera jogged onto the field, usurping the Queens spotlight, making the night his own.

Mrs. McCool, who sometimes describes herself to friends as "the woman in a bubble," is reclusive, and the spotlight makes her uneasy.

The nonideological tack has kept him outside the brightest spotlight, making him a quieter, plainer counterpart to firebrands like Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin or Gov. Paul R. LePage of Maine, who arrived in the same Republican wave.

Founded in the Berkeley, California-area in 1973 by Donald DeFreeze, known to the group as General Field Marshal Cinque Mtume, the group lived much of its short life in the media spotlight, making the Symbionese Liberation Army SLAA) one of the more infamous revolutionary groups of the era, though one of the least respected politically.