Sentence examples for spotlight rests from inspiring English sources

The spotlight rests on president Rousseff.

Now the entire international spotlight rests on him.

One former colleague recalled an event at which Mr. Scrushy, sharing the stage, was outraged when the spotlight rested on someone else and told the operator to point the "spotlight back on me".

The pecans, surrounded by five spotlights, were resting on a bent piece of Plexiglas, for a hundred-per-cent reflection (pecans both in a bowl and somehow below it, like mountains on a placid lake), while Al inched closer and closer ("getting tight").

But as the subprime mortgage crisis deepened, the spotlight came to rest on Countrywide, Mr. Mozilo and his board.

*No. 4 bonus: the no-name lines With so much focus on the Giants defensive line, someone will want to spotlight the rest of the trenches.

Attention is like a combination spotlight and vacuum cleaner: It illuminates what it rests upon and then sucks it into your brain -- and yourself.

Each painting rests on its dung supports, and is lit individually by bright, hidden spotlights aimed through slots in the ceiling.

The shadow of Macaulay Culkin rests uneasily and the showbiz parent attracts bad press in a town where embarrassing mothers hog borrowed spotlight and spew inanities at the gawpers and stalkers.

Turning the spotlight on the remarks of his opponents may make sense because Mr. Obama's defense of his role in rising gas prices rests on an uncomfortable claim: he cannot do much about it.

At the moment the spotlight is falling on Indianapolis, the harsh glare of failure has rested on the Colts, putting Irsay at the awkward intersection of giddy anticipation and grim reality.