share the spotlight

Frequency: 7.111.0 per million words

To share public attention with someone else.

spotlightVERB + SPOTLIGHT (public attention)

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share

Examples (10)

  • The captain had to share the spotlight with the new young star.
  • In a successful team, everyone learns to share the spotlight and appreciate others' contributions.
  • She's not one to hog attention; she always prefers to share the spotlight with her collaborators.
  • After their joint discovery, both scientists had to share the spotlight during the press conference.
  • The band decided to share the spotlight equally, ensuring each member had a solo performance.
  • It takes true humility to share the spotlight when you've done most of the work.
  • Although he was the lead, he made sure to share the spotlight with his supporting cast.
  • The marketing campaign was designed to share the spotlight between the product and its innovative creator.
  • Politicians often struggle to share the spotlight, always vying for individual recognition.
  • Despite winning the award, she insisted on sharing the spotlight with her entire production crew.