Sentence examples for And linchpin from inspiring English sources
In arguably the most difficult year of his reign, Arsenal beat his side in the FA Cup final and linchpin Roy Keane moves on.
"Herring and cake," clarifies Mayer who, in many ways, is the organisation's memory and linchpin: her membership card bears the number 000001.
But with DNA sequencing now becoming a big business and linchpin of the biotechnology industry, international rivalries and nationalism are starting to move front and center in any acquisition.
HMV Group, owners of the last surviving high-street music chain and linchpin of the business, produced its third profits warning of the year as conditions on the high street "remained difficult".
This time, however, their choice is not Francesco Totti or Alessandro Del Piero, the golden boys, or even Fabio Cannavaro, the universally admired captain and linchpin of a defence that has conceded only a single goal in Germany.
Warne, Australia's leading Test wicket-taker and linchpin of the most successful team in the sport's history, insisted his charity had "nothing to hide" as the government of Victoria state confirmed it would carry out an independent audit of its books.
As we move from declaration to implementation of this historic global agreement, it's an incredibly exciting time for brands to act as catalysts for change and linchpins for engagement.
Then came the most devastating blow, on April 3, when center Andrew Bogut -- their leading scorer and rebounder, and defensive linchpin -- injured his right elbow, wrist and hand in gruesome fashion.
They also trained on how to counter the twin threat of City striker Bruno Fornarolli and midfield linchpin Aaron Mooy and succeeded in limiting their influence.
The first factor, obviously, was that Brazil was missing two key players: Neymar, its star striker, and Thiago Silva, its captain and defensive linchpin.
Myanmar's normally quiescent Buddhist monks emerge as the symbolic and strategic linchpin of anti-government activity, and images of their defiance spread around the world in spite of the government's ban on foreign journalists.
