spotlight

IPA: spˈɑtɫaɪt

A bright, directional light or lamp, especially one used to illuminate the focus or center of attention on a stage.
(by extension) The circle of light shed by a spotlight.
(figurative) The center of attention; the highlight or most important part.

Examples of "spotlight" in Sentences

This kept the band in the spotlight.
Asians in the media are the spotlight.
Spotlight falls on shadow puppet theatre.
Finally, the media is an unkind spotlight.
I think the spotlight adds ambience to the scene.
In the following years, Sean faded out of the spotlight.
The main spotlight of the website is celebrity interviews.
They will be in the spotlight in the foreseeable future, too.
Are any of the staff in the spotlight, or is content the king
Gormley has avoided the spotlight and is notoriously reclusive.
I have to say that putting Sherona in the spotlight is a great idea for an episode.
The longer she can stay in the spotlight is the longer she can stay in the race, whether she deserves to be there or not.
With Venus and Serena Williams set to meet for the seventh time in a Grand Slam final at Wimbledon on Saturday, the spotlight is as much on ...
Palin in the spotlight is a gold mine for the democrats, cutting her term short to improve her financial position shows the world that we are hypocrytes.
But Barbara literally rules The Aztecs; the only early story I can think of off-hand which puts a companion closer to the spotlight is also by John Lucarotti, The Massacre.
WIMBLEDON, England With Venus and Serena Williams set to meet for the seventh time in a Grand Slam final at Wimbledon on Saturday, the spotlight is as much on their tennis as their shared DNA.