Sentence examples for spotlight put on from inspiring English sources

"Nobody wants the BBC to feel in some ways inhibited in the editorial judgments it takes, or indeed creatively inhibited if people are worried of taking a risk on a drama or whatever that they will get some spotlight put on me.

"There certainly was a spotlight put on the issue.

The initiative was not without controversy, with the spotlight put on executives and presenters who stayed with the BBC but chose to commute to Salford rather than move to the area full time.

Since the veil of secrecy and deference began to slip away from the Windsors back in the 1980s, the intrusions and pressures inflicted on them by the feudal rules and traditions of the monarchy, by the family itself and - in recent decades - by the relentless media spotlight put on them, has become ever more apparent.

Wallace says if appointed Gillespie's love for heavy rock music will help him cope with the pressure and spotlight put on the England job.

Make sure that this person will appreciate the attention you're giving them; some people really dislike spotlights put on them.

"It's an enormous spotlight to put on not just the organization, but the issue of fighting climate change".

The spotlight was immediately put on sororities and specifically, hazing.

If you really want to be in the "spotlight", put some on your lashes.

Still, in his biggest opportunity yet in the Grand Slam spotlight, Janowicz put on a show.

But then, when the spotlight is put on them, they don't have the muscle to stand.