Sentence examples for its lynchpin from inspiring English sources

While Burt Lancaster has arguably the showier role of the film's two big stars, it's producer Kirk Douglas who is its lynchpin and beating heart.

But the radio show which loses its lynchpin faces an altogether more precarious future, especially if the history of the series in question is bound up with the departing host.

Once the principal dropping point in the British Isles for American tobacco and cotton during the 17th and 18th centuries, Glasgow was later known for its lynchpin role in the Industrial Revolution.

He's moving and amusing and immediately empathetic, far more the film's lynchpin than its apparent muse: Deschanel is so wide-eyed and emotionally vacant you suspect more anti-depressants than commitment phobia.

With a nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 in place, both supporters and opponents can agree there is a key lynchpin to its successful implementation: the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA).

Enbridge, operating the longest crude oil and liquid hydrocarbons transportation system in the world, desperately needs the Botsford's quarter section (160 acres) of family farmland as a lynchpin in its delivery system.

If it's the lynchpin to the whole plot, NEVER tell.

Now an overused film-school lynchpin, it is remembered less than fondly today.

It was the lynchpin of southern plantation economy.

The conference also explores the printed book and whether technology will lead to its ultimate demise as the lynchpin in the classroom.

The token has been steadily falling since early May, when its peak value was $808, and as the lynchpin for many ICO project tokens, its demise has sent the value of most other tokens down, too.