Sentence examples for with a spotlight on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with a spotlight on" is a valid and commonly used expression in written English.
It typically means to focus attention on something. For example: "This Halloween, we're putting a spotlight on the holiday's spooky side!".
This section of the show, called Armory Focus, debuted with a spotlight on Berlin.
My Yeshiva education covered many topics: Learning Torah was one, dating Jews another, and then, there was this big focus on Jewish persecution, with a spotlight on Christians.
As the piece progresses, the audience's view, which begins with a spotlight on Ms. Childs's feet as she sits on a platform, grows to encompass the entire space.
I wrote about this topic in February — with a spotlight on starters like Keith Bogans, DeShawn Stevenson and Robin Lopez — and the point remains the same: starting is an arbitrary honor.
He creates a theatrical effect on the quarter-deck of HMS Victory, with a spotlight on the dying Nelson and Captain Hardy while all the other characters around are left in the shadows.
As a result of the decision not to make that swap, Fossum, a 25-year-old left-hander, will pitch this season with a spotlight on his arm and a target on his back.
Gathering in a tight circle, with only a spotlight on the four of them, it was easy to believe this song was one of their originals.
It is more concerned with focusing a spotlight on what America has done wrong.
Jack Jennings, the director of the nonprofit Center on Education Policy, calls No Child Left Behind "a bushel of trouble" for schools, but nevertheless credits it with training a spotlight on the achievement gap between middle-class and disadvantaged children.
The contractor credits glass pocket doors, retracting walls and open-floor plans with putting a spotlight on outdoor spaces.
Taymour Grahne, the accomplished blogger and art collector credited with shining a spotlight on some of the Middle East's best artists, is finally opening his own gallery.
