Key player: Tan Seet Eng Tan Seet Eng, better known as Dan Tan, has emerged as the lynchpin of an alleged match-fixing scandal that has reached across the globe.
Page B1 A BANK AND ITS TOWN The Bank of America building in Charlotte N.C., towers over the town, as much an economic fixture as a lynchpin for town pride.
ITV describe Betty as a "lynchpin" of the soap opera, stating that: "She's as much a part of Coronation Street as the cobble stones".
Between 1994 and 1997 his reputation as a lynchpin of China's artistic underground grew as he helped publish three avant-garde art showcase books outside government-approved channels.
Today, Stiller is regarded as the lynchpin of what the US media refers to as "the frat pack".
Americans have long seen themselves as the lynchpin of a peaceful and stable world order, describing their country as "the leader of the free world" and the "world's indispensable nation".
Sotheby's clearly hopes that Severini's importance as the lynchpin of Futurism will give him the same appeal.
The former striker Patrick Kluivert has been described by Van Gaal as the "lynchpin" between the coaching staff and the players.
It's a remarkable four-year streak underpinned by Trott's place as the lynchpin of both the old three-man and the current four-man format.
"And I think that the other key issue here is that we are positioning the company as the lynchpin of a new nuclear future, and we are bringing together two very strong companies in the nuclear industry.
