Sentence examples for spotlight to take from inspiring English sources

We might hope they would use that spotlight to take a stand, whatever that stand might be.

The public spotlight begins to take a toll on Charlie.

And it isn't comforting that it took the media spotlight to get these cases reversed.

Alberto Juantorena, the man with the 9ft stride, burst into the spotlight in 1976 to take the 400m and 800m gold medals in Montreal, and later became Cuba's vice sports minister.

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In a sign that the rigours of adapting to NFL and the glare of the international media's spotlight had perhaps begun to take their toll on the multi-sport athlete, Hayne spoke of his enjoyment reconnecting in his father's country of birth, Fiji.

Kenny Powers, an egomaniac and former baseball star who fell drastically from the spotlight and was forced to take a job as a gym teacher, bowed to no one.

Catholic abuse drama Spotlight remains the favourite to take best film in a tight race with Iñárritu's movie and financial crisis comedy drama The Big Short.

Those who did reply said, 'There's nothing we can do.' " But when news media reports in Virginia continued to push the issue of the dormant law into the spotlight, officials were forced to take notice.

Ruffalo, who is up for best supporting actor for his role in the Catholic church abuse drama Spotlight – the bookmakers' favourite to take best picture – wrote: "To clear up any confusion.

"We've earned the right to be in the spotlight, and we have to take advantage of it".