limelight造句
61. Tablets were once again briefly in the limelight when Microsoft’s Bill Gates predicted they would soon become people’s primary computing device—powered, of course, by his company’s software.
62. She has been in the limelight since she became an actress.
63. Lorz's moment in the limelight did not last very long.
64. What the all-knowing mentalist didn't know, however, was that Donald, the boy who missed the chance to share his limelight, already owned a place in history.
65. Even good publicity could make a banker uppity, disloyal and limelight - seeking.
66. Washington worships virtuosos, but it also strangles them with attention and blinds them with limelight.
67. Later, she would shed her pigtails and steal the limelight with her supporting role in Ang Lee's Oscar-winning Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
68. In the back of the line performances, almost all the limelight was taken by Barrie.
69. Her ability to empathise and her fearless courage in holding up her own dark past to the limelight, meant she could really connect with her guests and her audience./limelight.html
70. But without a doubt, the chocolate creche has stolen the limelight this Christmas.
71. They share the limelight by telling stories about star performers.
72. And with his new TV show, Maradona, 45, franklin marshall, has returned to the limelight after years of dealing with cocaine addiction and health problems.
73. They never try to steal the limelight, instead preferring to blend into the background.
74. She has long held the limelight in the dramatic world.
75. Electric lighting replaced limelight in the late 19 th century.
76. Potential problems of celebrity status are not much of a determent to those seeking limelight.
77. And with his new TV show, Maradona, 45, has returned to the limelight after years of dealing with cocaine addiction and health problems.
78. He often reminds himself not to be a man under limelight. Power and nobility are vainness that he is eager to abstain from.
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