arc, bright light, cry, eclat, floats, foots, hue and cry, marquee, plug, public relations, publicness, spot
Definitionn. a focus of public attention
Last update: June 9, 2015
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Same public figures remain in the limelight for a while and then fade into oblivion. [Please select]
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Elderly Gladys has stepped into the limelight to announce that she was the Psychic Tipster but she has seen God and will no longer practice the devil's work as she calls it. [Please select]
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Righto, Isaacs, shove em out of the bleeding limelight. [Please select]
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ZOE: More limelight, Charley. [Please select]
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The two fugitives might as well have attempted concealment under the limelight in the center of the stage of a Broadway theatre. [Please select]
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Ben Hamza took the place of Ahmed, who went to the rear looking rather pleased to get out of the limelight. [Please select]
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It seemed all right to me to let the old sheikh have all the limelight. [Please select]
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"It takes more than a war to drive _them_ out of the limelight," said my uncle. [Please select]
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If you drag me any further into the limelight I'll never get another job in England.' [Please select]
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But when the limelight was shown it could contain its approval no longer. [Please select]
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For some centuries the Turkish Empire and Central Asia and China are relatively neglected by the limelight of the European historian. [Please select]
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