Sentence examples for spotlight players from inspiring English sources

SPOTLIGHT PLAYERS "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown".

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Spotlight Players present "Jack and The Giant".

"Spotlighting players' statistics in greater detail than ever began a tectonic shift in sports," Schwarz writes, "as intrigue that once focused mostly on teams began to go to individual players and their statistics lines".

And there's just one word to describe the sequence in which the locker room lights dim, spotlighted players croon the opening lines of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" and then the walls part to reveal the arena stage on which the team will finish the number, complete with stage pyrotechnics and a climactic split-screen image of a silhouetted iPod dancing: genius.

It might help if the media shone a spotlight on players like him, but he's currently benefiting (like Gerrard before him) on the England player immunity from criticism of diving".

Our success in the 1970s brought an additional spotlight on players from those same regions and really sparked a rush of college coaches to those countries looking for players at a rate never seen before.

The 30-second spots generally spotlight individual players like Dottie Pepper and Grace Park.

Kalale's plight has once again thrown the spotlight on players who are injured while on national duty.

It has all put the spotlight on players' entourages - those close friends and advisers who can be seen sitting in the VIP boxes at big games.

Others consider him a hog for the spotlight, a player who can never get enough exposure.

Early on there was a segment spotlighting N.F.L. players and employees who have served in the military and relatives of current players and coaches who are serving now.