The usage of "with spotlight" in a sentence is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The charity event was a success with spotlight being on the non-profit organization."
Participant was also involved with "Spotlight".
But the main events are a series of rock-concert scenes, in many-tiered theatres raked with spotlight beams, and one of alluvially textured abstractions evoking dead worlds.
Eight films were nominated for best picture, with Spotlight, Bridge of Spies, The Big Short, Room and Brooklyn completing the list.
With Spotlight, "I just search for everything now—I spend almost no time browsing through folders," says Steven Johnson, author of "Interface Culture", a book about computer interfaces.Let's play tagThat said, search engines cannot reach inside every kind of file: they cannot yet distinguish photographs of one person from another, for example.
Instead, it is once again Apple that seems to have cracked the problem, with Spotlight, a new feature in Tiger that allows users to locate anything on their computers, and "smart folders" that appear to build themselves.Mr Gates takes time to talk to journalists and puts up with their abuse; the press usually agrees that he is geeky and bullying.
If it can stay warm enough to seem appetising to Oscar voters come 2017, Keaton will have pulled off a remarkable remarkable run: he was a fixture of awards season with Birdman last year and is likely to be popping up again with Spotlight this time.
His balance of self-deprecation with spotlight-seeking shamelessness is matched by his marriage of Southern manners (every woman's name is prefixed by "Miss") with trash-talking salaciousness.
The beach was bright with spotlights.
But now, he said, many Russians simply hunt at night from trucks equipped with spotlights.
Hence this gilded hothouse, with spotlights creating a solar blaze indoors.
With spotlights at night, researchers search for an emerald green eye shine, the ferret's hallmark.
