Because of the spotlighting, the areas around the sculptures are so dark that it is sometimes impossible to read the labels on the walls.

Repeated, frequent spotlighting may have a detrimental effect on animals and is discouraged.

Some problems, particularly the spotlighting, are real.

Despite the spotlighting and a specially designed installation that projects a sense of spectacle, the feeling remains intimate.

Night-time "wildlife spotlighting" is available via pick-up trucks in the early evening.

Sunday: "Sunday Living" features stories spotlighting a resident's hobby, history, or the like.

There is no spotlighting, which can make display cases in museums resemble display windows in department stores.

The general idea may have been to show how skewed the vantage point of posterity is by spotlighting now-neglected brilliance.

Typically, there is a rather theatrical spotlighting of the composition's central area as it emerges from the ever-greater degrees of darkness at its edges.

His choices ran the gamut from an indirect, hazy yellow glow, all the way to blue-white spotlighting, complete with shadow fillers.

What about spotlighting some of these "unsung" wildlife heroes in a Springwatch Unsung feature in 2012?

The spotlighting of his great New Testament figures is forensic: it freezes and targets rather than transfigures (he would have loved laser sighting mechanisms).

Using slides, pantomime and artful spotlighting, Mr. Willinger has staged the novel as a flashing cinematic nightmare.

Mr. Thompson, who teaches residential lighting at Parsons School of Design, tries to avoid using recessed spotlighting.

Stripped of excessive decoration, the routine emphasizes upper-body movement, spotlighting Ina and Dungjen's power and technical superiority.

(Note that the open letter at the center of the protest against the spotlighting of Tel Aviv did not call for a boycott of the festival or any of its films.)

An enthusiastic audience of 100,000 people ready to dance, sing, shout, wave their arms or light matches on cue was dazzled by patterns of green laser light and bathed in computer-controlled spotlighting.

The station also boasted two syndicated shows spotlighting Frank Sinatra: Sounds of Sinatra with Sid Mark, and Frank and Friends with Joe Raposa.

For the berry-bearing piece, he set up a room with a low door and green walls; it is dark but for the spotlighting of the sculpture in the corner, where it seems to grow out of the wall.

This is why spotlighting has become a popular way of locating members of a population; when a strong light is directed at the eyes of a glider, the observer will see two bright red orbs reflecting back.

Five-minute snippets of Yonge, each spotlighting a fact in rock history, aired on other ABC radio stations as well, such as WLS-AM, on weekday evenings during early 1969.

Caramoor is celebrating the Fourth of July today at 5:30 P.M. with the tenor Jerry Hadley and Rob Fisher's Coffee Club Orchestra spotlighting "music from the theater and the heyday of American song."

Mr. Albright returns yet again to round out the festival next Sunday afternoon at 3, with a piano recital spotlighting the ragtime pieces of Eubie Blake and Scott Joplin, and the waltzes of Ernesto Nazareth.

Presented by the Duke Ellington Society, this concert is a rare spotlighting of Ellington's trombonist Juan Tizol; of course, it will include "Caravan," but also premieres of Tizol's music found in the Library of Congress.

Tom O'Malia, director of the Greif Entrepreneurship Center at the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California, said he had seen the program and felt that it provided a valuable service by spotlighting entrepreneurship.

Without football games in the fall and winter, those people don't work, Lamping says.

“Getting it done on time is always a challenge,” Lamping said.

Aisleyne had to be talked out of walking over and lamping her.

The first method I tried was lamping with a friend who has a lurcher.

“That experience is probably part of why they hired me,” Lamping said, “but they’re also looking beyond the construction phrase.

Mark Lamping, the new chief executive of the two-team stadium, has experience with licenses.

He could not tell how the day went, as he had no light but the lamping of Lina's eyes.

Lamping said the new general manager would have a role in deciding Torre's fate.

Lamping may be limited by cropping and weather conditions.

Cardinals president Mark Lamping said it was premature to discuss the situation.

Lamping - hunting at night with the aid of powerful spotlights - is very difficult to detect.

"Lamping" can make these normally timid animals behave almost as if they are tame.

Lamping with a rifle (instead of a dog) was next, which netted three bunnies.

Mark Lamping, the chief operating officer of the stadium, estimated the complete blackout time as five to six seconds.

As a result, after new president Mark Lamping was hired in 1994, he sought to make changes to attempt to build a winner.

Lamping is the second team president in franchise history and the first since 1997, when David Seldin left that position.

"Obviously a fluky situation," Lamping said of Sunday night's incidents.

Mark Lamping is the current team president of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Lamping is the practice of hunting animals with the aid of powerful lights and either guns or dogs.

Lamping requires good vehicule access, an absence of cover, and terrain that allows safe shots.

Meadowlands chief executive Mark Lamping said a temporary grass field will be installed for the game.

Team president Mark Lamping said Jocketty will be paid through the end of the contract.

Erin Lamping, an insurance clerk, said, "I hardly even notice it."

The initial vote tally showed a difference of only 133 votes between Lamping, the leader, and Fraser.

Ayer took over the firm and with another employee, Rolland Lamping, continued the practice.

He was noted for spotlighting individual members of his band and show.

Spotlighting of these species is also available in the evenings.

But the focus on rate increases is also spotlighting questions about whether the Democrats’ plans do enough to control rising health costs.

There is a black ceiling with spotlighting over the tables.

Nationality Days are several annual events, each spotlighting a different local culture.

Spotlighting and the study of tracks in the snow were also carried out.

The first few years of spotlighting one could almost guarantee they would be completely held by the light until a kill was made.

Lights had been dimmed, with the effect of spotlighting the group.

I ask her if spotlighting hunters have ever shot a panther.

Equal pay began as a feminist cause, but Clinton has made it a family issue by spotlighting mothers who work outside the home.

Kootenay Morning, a public affairs show spotlighting local issues, news and current events.

Sure, but who can complain about spotlighting the human stories behind these remarkable artifacts.

By spotlighting paths ahead, the process can also help to identify areas that remain in darkness.

When consultants and investment bankers start spotlighting an industry, you know it has arrived.

There is low drop down lighting over the bar with small spotlighting built in to the ceiling.

"We'll have enough people picking up the slack as opposed to spotlighting one or two guys," he said.

"By spotlighting outstanding community arts programs around Ontario, we hope to inspire others with their success."

Spotlighting is the use of artificial light to find or blind targets before capture.

There is never the bright spotlighting that says, "Look at me and celebrate my individuality."

Open top wagon, and specially modified spotlighting vehicle for Night time tours.

We will do just that by spotlighting the very organizations that can have an impact not only today, but tomorrow as well.

Others say spotlighting her brash style is fair game for a politician of any gender.

She is to be commended for spotlighting the indignities done to men and women in the name of science.

Because of the spotlighting, the areas around the sculptures are so dark that it is sometimes impossible to read the labels on the walls.

There’s another point worth spotlighting in all this.

Or maybe she has just been out of the spotlight too long.

Five years later, her personal life was once more in the spotlight.

The news also came as the church is in the spotlight.

Even under the spotlight, the church would not change its position.

I've had a spotlight on me for most of my life.

Now the case is once again coming into the spotlight.

Once more, world food security has been in the spotlight.

Then the spotlight had turned about and he looked again.

Thank God, he was out of the spotlight for the moment.

The spotlight found him three or four months too early.

Instead, they each had a night and the spotlight to themselves.

Its time in the spotlight did not last very long.

I always back out as I'm not one for the spotlight.

He will do anything to try to keep the spotlight on himself.

They might as well have put a spotlight on him.

He turned the spotlight to the side of the road.

The other members of the board each had their time in the political spotlight.

That could put us back in the national spotlight, he said.

This can put the spotlight on performance in a bad way.

Space and time have had more than their share of the spotlight.

All I have to do is walk into the spotlight.

But the new study has brought it into the spotlight.

Friends also say that he wanted to be back in the public spotlight.

"I thought she came to town to be a law student, leave the spotlight behind."

English asked, looking at a not very good photo the spotlight had made possible.