Sentence examples for traditional spotlight from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn, 40, from England, has built her career out of the traditional spotlight, as music director of the London's Royal Ballet in the late 1990's, and music director of New York City Ballet since 2001.

Although the neurons and the glial cells were the traditional spotlight of neuroscience research, a functional neurovascular unit (NVU) that regulates cerebral blood flow is a comparatively new discipline of study in neurophysiology [ 2].

Ms. Contes, who, unlike traditional scrapbookers, often spotlights herself in her work, has a tattoo on her forearm that reads, in Latin, "art is long, life is short".

The model experimented with a sideboard that spotlights traditional Chinese ornaments, such as a mandala, a traditional circular symbol.

Like "La Mort de Cléopâtre," "Harold in Italy" spotlights a traditional "middle" voice: not mezzo, but viola (the orchestra's principal viola, Michael Ouzounian, was the accurate but slightly reined-in soloist).

That puts an intense spotlight on the traditional swing voter on the court, Anthony Kennedy.

The critics' prizes help in that regard, both as a reminder and an endorsement that it's OK to vote for a great genre movie that's every bit as accomplished as more traditional academy fare such as "Spotlight" and "Bridge of Spies".

A crisscross pattern in black and white granite spreads across the full width of the road on either side of a line of tall, sleek lighting masts that resemble towering spotlights more than traditional lampposts.

As a result, said Vinod K. Aggarwal, director of the Berkeley Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center at the University of California at Berkeley, politically motivated bilateral trade pacts may grab the spotlight away from the traditional focus of the United States -- the global trading system.

This year, however, the spotlight is back on more traditional engines, albeit with a big emphasis on emissions and fuel efficiency.

Although Michael Flatley's stadium-filling "Lord of the Dance" extravaganzas may have taken traditional Irish step dancing into the world spotlight, contemporary dance has not shared that popularity here.