Sentence examples for sudden spotlight from inspiring English sources

Sudden spotlight and attention can wrong-foot an industry that is, despite four centuries of vinous prehistory, really just finding its way.

Winner's arrest stunned her relatives and associates, and it shone a sudden spotlight on the young woman, who faces up to a decade in prison.

The best models for Bournemouth to look at from recent years, in terms of small-town Premier League virgins finding themselves blinking in the sudden spotlight, are Blackpool, Oldham and Wigan.

The hackers – two of them, they say – have said on their Twitter accounts that they support Palestinian statehood; they also told Gawker with respect to the sudden spotlight on the breach that they were "pretty hype about it".

At the far end, a pitch-black corridor leads past a trail of "spilt" red paint, where a sudden spotlight shines on a wonky washbasin and a gushing stream of water – red water.

That fear will melt on Wednesday when Colorado becomes the first jurisdiction in the world to legalise recreational cannabis sales, shining a sudden spotlight on Cullen and dozens of other retailers across the state.

Mr. Fitzgerald, too, warned that the sudden glare of the spotlight carried dangers.

All of a sudden, the spotlight is on helping small businesses recover so they can create jobs.

Lorene Gurneau, a school bus driver from Red Lake who knew Mr. Weise, said news of the arrest had shocked the ordinarily isolated community that was already reeling from the violence, the mourning and the sudden national spotlight of the week gone by.

With the story at the top of news bulletins, all of a sudden, the spotlight was back on British Muslims, who were preparing to go to the polling stations throughout the country to show their despair and frustration with those who continued to disregard this hard-working, greatly disciplined, dedicated and compassionate sector of British society.

In classical theatre, such sudden contextual spotlights can newly illuminate lines previously spoken thousands of times with little significance.