be in the spotlight



be in the spotlight

1. Literally, to be positioned in a beam of light, typically while performing onstage. The director assured me that I would be in the spotlight for my solo.
2. By extension, to be the center of attention. My sister loves being in the spotlight, but I get really nervous on stage. Once news of this scandal breaks, our company will be in the spotlight for months.
See also: spotlight

be in the spotlight

  (mainly American)
to get attention and interest from the public I always assumed she liked being in the spotlight. (mainly American)
See also: spotlight

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Yllka-Albanian
Desi-Spanish
Adriana[.eidri'ænə]
Comgal-Irish
Boone[bu:n]
AsyaAH-syahRussian