Sentence examples for from a lynchpin from inspiring English sources

The Glaswegian party stamina is legendary, and it's this insatiable appetite for raving that propels the debut album from a lynchpin of the city's music scene, Russell Whyte, aka Rustie.

Robinson might not be able to count on many more 25-yard fizzers from a defensive lynchpin who is not exactly renowned for them, but on the basis of his display against Portland he can still count on a lot more.

As a former vice-president of J.P. Morgan and managing director of Barclays de Zoete Wedd, and an economics scholar from Cambridge University, he was seen as a lynchpin of the new government, helping to make skeptics in both parties comfortable with coalition politics.

Christine Quinn, a councilwoman from the West Side who has been a lynchpin in the opposition, said she doubted that the Jets would make inroads among minorities.

Ashley has been a lynchpin for so long.

His buddy, a lynchpin who organised the deal, was given three years to life.

But the film almost entirely neglected a lynchpin member of the crew: Michel'le.

In one-day blue, however, he is a lynchpin of this Indian side.

Eggesvik has been a lynchpin in the local scene for the past decade.

Since then shares in VW, a lynchpin of the Germany economy, have been in freefall.

Critics seem unwilling to stake such a lynchpin of the open internet on assurances.