Sentence examples similar to spotlighted prominently from inspiring English sources
But though the instrument (played here by Birmingham city organist Thomas Trotter) features prominently in all four movements, it's never spotlighted in a concerto-like way.
As part of a multi-network television campaign to spotlight volunteerism, the episode prominently featured the real-life organization KaBOOM!, a charity that builds playgrounds in locations all over the United States.
Anthy Price, Disney's executive vice president for Media, provided TechCrunch with a statement, saying "The Promoted Trend Spotlight on Twitter allowed us to prominently highlight Winnie the Pooh & celebrate the launch of ticket sales for Christopher Robin while four of the characters took over major Disney handles on the platform to engage with fans".
The company's deal with Security Industry Specialists had been in the spotlight for some time -- most prominently last year, when security guards picketed outside Google headquarters to protest the disparity between employees at the tech behemoth and the contractors who protect them.
This time, the stakes are higher because Mr. Berlusconi is about to step more prominently into the international spotlight.
Its debut will certainly usher Mrs. Thompson further into the spotlight, a place she may one day inhabit even more prominently depending upon the political future.
Thanks in part to a spotlight aimed by Kendrick Lamar – whose album To Pimp a Butterfly prominently featured contemporary names like pianist Robert Glasper and saxophonist Kamasi Washington – there's been an overall renaissance in press coverage for a genre that has, in recent decades, often seemed ignored by the popular media.
It won't be the first time in recent years that Surf City's spotlight has shone on canines — the city features a dog beach and prominently posts an image of an Old World Village dachshund race on its website.
"Ofgem is now shining a spotlight on individual supplier performance, by getting suppliers to publish better data more often and more prominently," said Philip Cullum of Ofgem.
Drought features prominently.
