limelights

to be in the limelight

to steal the limelight

to enjoy the limelight

to bask in the limelight

to crave the limelight

to shy away from the limelight

to thrive in the limelight

to put someone in the limelight

to bring someone into the limelight

to step into the limelight

She's closing down and looking panicky whereas she used to be absolutely adoring the limelight.

Both " limelight" and " spotlight" come from the world of theater.

On May 25th it was the astronomers' turn in the limelight.

To be a success in politics, you have to be in the limelight.

Stephen's daughter Lucy spoke about her father's love of the limelight in 2012.

Hollywood was quick to tear Arnie down, claiming that his time in the limelight was over.

Now, spotlight and limelight may have both come from the theater, but we use them everywhere.

Much of the limelight is hogged by headhunters that poach chief executives, star bankers or legal eagles.

For example, when two people are married, the bride is supposed to be in the limelight.

But the Illuminati lost the limelight thanks to the Freemasons.