She was lowered down as a spotlight shone on her.
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For eons it had shone on Australopithecus, Homo erectus, Homo sapiens.
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A spry daisy, something of a signature, shone on his lapel.
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A slat of sunlight shone on him through the sliding glass door.
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When the sun finally broke through on Friday, it shone on the Americans.
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And Marco Rubio, No. 215 and rising, shone on foreign policy but otherwise struggled.
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A spotlight shone on him as he swaggered and spoke with passion until dawn.
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The rising sun burst over the ocean, and the light shone on our faces.
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It shone on this chilly morning; the pale winter sun poured into the rooms.
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It's obvious because of the light God shone on him in this dark restaurant.
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Drescher, then 21, knew his game was up when a bright light shone on him.
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She tried to count the stars, realizing more shone on some nights than on others.
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I imagine having a spotlight shone on you following Nat Love has been an adjustment?
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And thanks to the spotlight the Netflix series has shone on the case, it just might.
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For instance, when right-polarized light was shone on the beetle above, its features were indistinct.
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Sunlight shone on every surface — sand, water, skin, trees, hair — claiming luminous dominion over the world.
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Miner Centamin also shone on the FTSE 250 with a 3% gain after third-quarter production report.
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This isn't nighttime—the sun was just so low it shone on the iceberg like a spotlight.
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Sibanye Gold, Goldfields and Harmony Gold also shone on the wider index, each rising more than 16 percent.
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"A brighter light is being shone on something that has been systemic in this country," Ms. Nash said.
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Reporters at the Lakers' facility on Wednesday posted photos of a soft light being shone on Bryant's Nos.
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These particles light up to more perfect colors when a certain shade of light is shone on them.
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In healthy eyes, a flickering light shone on the retina causes immediate dilation of both retinal arteries and veins.
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Centamin shone on the FTSE 250 with a 4.2% gain after its third-quarter production fell less than feared.
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These particles light up to display more perfect colors when a certain shade of light is shone on them.
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But they should embrace due process and invite a clear spotlight to be shone on every claim they make.
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When a light is shone on particular issues, such as feminism, such as female empowerment, then we'll have a platform.
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The Dragon capsule itself seemed to be the problem—a problem that got worse the more sunlight shone on it.
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While listening to Jamal's downbeat first collaboration with Tory, "Simple Song," it's clear Amy would've shone on a similar track.
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There's a light that's been shone on the fascinating life of a woman now, and you can't really turn away.
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Zoe Kravitz resembled an Oscar statue as she shone on the BAFTAs red carpet in a sleek gold sequined gown.
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The meta-hologram Khorasinejad and his colleagues created transmits different images depending on the polarity of the light shone on it.
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" Italy's head of state, President Sergio Mattarella, demanded that a "full light be shone on what happened, ascertaining any responsibility and negligence.
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During the planet's autumnal equinox in 2010, the sun shone on the rings, enabling Cassini to collect exciting insights about their composition.
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Bebe Rexha shone on the red carpet in a silver minidress with small cutouts designed by Christian Siriano hours before the event.
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A "Tribute in Lights" shone on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks in 2006, where the World Trade Center once stood.
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It was not until 8:20 A.M. that the sun shone on our camp; by midafternoon the valley was in shadow again.
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The sun was remarkably strong when it shone on us; even though we were freezing, our faces were burned dry and pink.
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The stickers are not very noticeable in the dark, but are designed to light up when a bright light is shone on them.
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Because the world's attention has been focused on refugees in Syria and North Africa, less light has been shone on Nigeria's humanitarian crisis.
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To watch Into the Spider-Verse is to see a deeply unflattering light shone on many of the film's live-action contemporaries and predecessors.
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With these allegations, the restaurant industry is now under the same spotlight recently shone on other sectors for allegedly harboring a workplace harassment culture.
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A torch is shone on each boy, who says hello and introduces himself with head bowed and palms pressed together in a traditional "wai" greeting.
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Mr Trump himself will see a spotlight shone on his tax payments (or lack thereof) and whether his use of Trump properties violates the constitution.
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According to Billboard, the words "Vegas Strong" shone on the screens behind Spears and her dancers, all of whom wore hats with the same phrase.
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You can think of the hologram's surface as something that can subtract away or add to the light shone on it, depending on its chirality.
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But that's what made it more-so liberating, being able to be a part of a nationwide spotlight being shone on GNC people was euphoric!
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Global soccer body FIFA, England's Premier League and individual clubs would take remedial action if a light was shone on their carbon footprint, he added.
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So that makes you know even more so what your role is, expose wrongdoing, shine light on issues that don't have light shone on them.
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A harsher regulatory light is being shone on the bullion market after the age-old "fixes" were deemed unfit for modern purpose and reinvented as "benchmarks".
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"The more light shone on this, the more information you have when dealing with a source, the better decisions you're going to make," Mr. Cheshire said.
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Instead, Newton carefully walked a noncommittal line on Sunday, when the spotlight — however unfair it might be — shone on him harsher before the game than during it.
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The new bill "is ensuring the light can still be shone on bad behavior, even if the company pays money to avoid the risk of litigation," she said.
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As the Dow plummets and investors look for safe havens, the spotlight has shone on some of the fastest-growing internet names, such as Facebook, Netflix and Google.
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Second, azobenzene's rings are known to line up with each other when visible light is shone on it, a movement that should make the polymer expand a little.
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The Congressional spotlight shone on the Silicon Valley behemoths exposes one of the great weaknesses about Internet firms in the past two decades that has had little attention.
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But now the black box of private arbitration was open, and the light shone on the ugliest abuses of power she could imagine, and she could barely stand it.
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That is the stage where greatness is bestowed, and Messi has shone on it often enough certainly to be one of the two finest players of the 21st century.
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The omens are good that 2012 will be an excellent year, a druid said today, after the sun shone on Stonehenge during a dawn ceremony to mark the winter solstice.
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A laser that I installed inside one corner of the instrument shone on a fixed point on the corresponding side as a way to verify the alignment of the work.
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The venue's tight twists are expected to play to Ferrari and Red Bull's strengths but while the Milton Keynes-based squad shone on Friday, their Italian rivals were more inconspicuous.
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Petaia recovered to earn a spot in Michael Cheika's World Cup squad and shone on his test debut on the wing against Uruguay, scoring a try and setting up another.
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Melissa McCarthy: To get recognized for your outstanding writing and dramatic work is just really impressive, and I love to see impressive women kind of get the light shone on them.
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It has been suggested that the rise seen in recent weeks may be partly attributed to more victims coming forward, a result of the spotlight now being shone on the issue.
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"And, despite a light being shone on this deplorable violation of our rights, the Government is still trying to keep us in the dark over further examples of MI5 seriously breaching the law."
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Predictably, the spotlight in Nevada initially shone on former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who was on stage for his first debate after spending $300 million of his own cash on raising his profile.
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"It's thanks to us that a light is being shone on human rights in Libya," he said, referring to million of euros Italy and the EU spent on improving conditions for people stuck there.
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In the aftermath of Alabama's roller coaster Senate special election in December 2017, a national spotlight was shone on the black women who turned out in large numbers to vote for Democrat Doug Jones.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For the last few years, the spotlight in start-up investing has largely shone on those who poured money into a company when it was already well along on a growth path.
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Against that backdrop, Democrats have been virtually unanimous in supporting Pelosi's strategy to delay sending the articles, while the spotlight has shone on Senate GOP leaders and the rules that will govern the trial.
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In fact, the only difference between Genderless Kei boys and girls, says self-described gender-free model and dancer Ranma Yu, is that so far the Japanese media spotlight has only shone on the boys.
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That's when luck shone on the Bad News Ems once again, as they faced all-star closer Emmanuel Clase, who seemed to be having, uh, an off-night: Yes, drink in that walk-off balk.
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This weekend will showcase the potential in women's soccer: the appeal to a public energized by the World Cup, the familiarity with the names, the warmth felt toward players who shone on the international stage.
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Before Aretha Franklin was a superstar, her father shone on a different stage Franklin sang in the choir of her father's church, though she declined her dad's offer of piano lessons and taught herself instead.
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Under the existing law, anyone minded to assist a suicide has to reckon with a spotlight being shone on his or her actions and on any malicious acts or motivation coming to light as a result.
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When the sun rose over Abu Simbel in Egypt this morning, rays of light reached a temple's dark inner sanctum and shone on statues of gods and of Pharaoh Ramses II, who commissioned the temple's construction.
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Neighborhood Joint 8 Photos View Slide Show ' On a recent Sunday afternoon, holiday lights strung from the tin ceiling of Hank's Saloon shone on Jeannie Talierco as she grabbed a cigarette and hustled toward an open door.
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The dollar shone on Friday, reaching a 21.2477-month high against a basket of currencies, as investors preferred the safety of the world's reserve currency in the wake of worrisome political and economic news outside the United States.
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Long a charmer, at ease in the spotlight that shone on him since birth, Kennedy had grown more accepting as an adult of the idea that his true calling was politics — like his father and uncles before him.
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It shone on those dark corners of my mind, and a part of me knew that beyond the nights of heavy drinking and the throbbing headaches afterward lay a whole host of other things, both good and bad.
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Droplets of holy water shone on the forehead of one of the most recognizable faces in sports as he made his way through the chapel before the early Mass last Sunday at the parish in Newport Beach, California.
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Both of them stepped to the forefront when the Republicans under Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush respectively controlled the White House and both receded when the party spotlight shone on their own presidents, Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama.
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It was the latest government spotlight shone on the price of prescription drugs in the U.S., a topic President Donald Trump pledged to take on when he was elected but about which he has, ostensibly, so far done little.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Six months after winning his first PGA Tour title, the unlikely figure of Smylie Kaufman shone on a much bigger stage as he played "stress-free" golf to move into contention at the Masters on Saturday.
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As Indonesia struggles with the aftermath of the devastating quake, the spotlight has again been shone on the apparent lack of preparedness in a sprawling archipelago that suffers regular tremors, lying on the seismically active so-called Pacific Ring of Fire.
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Pennsylvania voters and those in critical swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin will not respond well to the Sanders-Warren brand of progressive politics, when a bright light is shone on the costs and impacts of their proposals on working Americans.
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A projection of the prying Eye, the see-all surveillance system used by the villainous Dark Lord Sauron in J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series, shone on Halloween night from the top of the city's tallest building, the Salesforce Tower.
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I had never seen an episode of Entourage until last week, when an editor suggested that it may be of renewed interest given the spotlight being shone on the way women are treated in Hollywood in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Coco Gauff shone on her Australian Open debut on Monday as she knocked Venus Williams out of the first round in a repeat of her stunning victory over the seven-times Grand Slam champion in the Wimbledon opener last year.
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She had not appeared encumbered by her knee, though she did struggle with blinding glare that shone on her side of the court for part of the match, through gaps at Hard Rock Stadium which is hosting tennis for the first time.
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Most memorable lines from the RNC's final night Ivanka Trump, the candidate's daughter, shone on Thursday night with an upbeat speech after she strode on stage to the strains of "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles -- a stark contrast to her father's dark vision.
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But two key platforms which the party has previously promised to push - public asset disclosures for officials and a dedicated anti-corruption law - have languished amid resistance from some who fear light being shone on a problem the party has previously wanted to handle internally.
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He is remembered today as one of that war's great artists, and remains highly regarded for his ability to frame sour ugliness with edges of quiet beauty; for the gentle stroke with which he wrote squalor, his words a warm light shone on the curdling horror.
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The euro edged down to hit a new three-week low against the dollar on Friday as the U.S. currency shone on news that China and the United States had agreed to cancel some tariffs as part of a potential preliminary pact to end their trade war.
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But this year, in the banal hands of Ant and Dec, the mighty flames were reduced to a two bit skit, a stark warning: there will be no surprises tonight; there will be no malfunctions; there won't be any lights being shone on anyone; we are in control.
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The streets were full of people, the sky was clear blue and the sun's rays fell unhindered on the city, bright where they glinted off windows and car hoods, softer and richer where they shone on storefronts and walls, roads and pavement, and always with a fiery tinge to them.
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A retrospective spotlight is being shone on former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE as allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior dominate the political landscape.
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Elsewhere, Dutch midfielder Marten de Roon cost £12m from Italian side Atalanta (an aside: £12m is now the cost of an uncapped player; we've crossed the rubicon, lads) and there was existing quality at the Riverside: Adam Clayton, Daniel Ayala and Gaston Ramirez all shone on the way to second spot in the Championship last term.
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Before Aretha Franklin was a superstar, her father shone on a different stage The year was 2011 and White, the former president of the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, and Eure, an insurance executive, were having a high-profile wedding planned as much to draw attention to marriage equality as it was to celebrate their love.
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In contrast to the conventional secrecy of VC firms, SoftBank President Masayoshi Son is opening the books on the Vision Fund's performance In contrast to the conventional secrecy of VC firms, SoftBank President Masayoshi Son is opening the books on the Vision Fund's performance The SoftBank supremo claimed many underestimate how involved the parent company is in the fund — a lot of light is shone on Saudi investor PIF and particularly its link to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, an outspoken critic of the regime — but he pointed out that SoftBank Corp.
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