Idiom: one’s name in lights

Meaning

Idiom: one’s name in lights

Note: This is in reference to the brightly lit marquees in front of theaters that have the names of the actors in a performance

— Every actor's dream is to see his or her name in lights on Broadway.

— I know you don't believe me but you're so talented I know that one day I'm going to see your name in lights.

— Let me guess. You're dreaming of seeing your name in lights again.

— Even though it was a local theater, it was amazing to see my name in lights.

— You're really going to be amazed when you see your name in lights outside the arena.

— I was able to take a selfie with my name in lights outside Ford's theater.

— Before my daughter's ballet show, we took a family photo under her name in lights.

— We knew you had made it big when we saw your name in lights in New York.

— When our son made it into the first round of the US Open, we were so proud to see his name in lights outside the court entrance.