Sentence examples for spotlight to make from inspiring English sources

Then she suddenly turns the spotlight to make sure we're all implicated, and not just as voyeurs.

It's not a William Hague moment, but Annabel uses her moment in the spotlight to make a point about debt.

A celebrity lawyer and television personality, he has used his flair for the spotlight to make certain that the plight of the boy and other Russian children who have been mistreated abroad remains in the public eye.

It's also possible to argue that the attention focussed on health care for most of the last six months has allowed bipartisan discussion to go on outside the spotlight to make possible progress quickly before Copenhagen as soon as health care is complete.

Then, in the middle of the text, Halperin inserted a question, based on a series of leaks: "Will John Kerry's campaign use its week (mostly) out of the spotlight to make some staff changes?" He didn't answer it or source it; he didn't have to.

Recall that when he ran for president four years ago, and was riding high in the polls in advance of the Florida primary, he used his moment in the spotlight to make a stemwinder of a speech about the need to establish a permanent moon colony and explore the solar system.

You can direct lasers with mirrors, explore the inside of your eye, or mix three colored spotlights to make white light.

"The Portuguese government intends to make use of these spotlights to make known, through the media, its strategy for reforms in the medium term".

In March, First Baptist Church of Gardendale erected a 125-foot-tall stainless steel cross--spotlighted to make it visible for miles--that will be a dominant feature of its new campus.

He visibly stepped back at times while still in office, allowing Greg to be in the spotlight and to make key decisions.

Yet I couldn't help feel that this was all a rather gauche form of fancy dress: another woman in the spotlight trying to make a statement by mimicking the complex cultural costume of her host.