Sentence examples similar to key go between from inspiring English sources
Mr. bin al-Shibh is described in Mr. Moussaoui's indictment as the key go-between for Mr. Moussaoui and the Sept. 11 hijackers.
At the hearing on Tuesday, prosecutors described Mr. Blake as a key go-between in an elaborate bribery plot, and they are now examining his ties to Mr. Scruggs.
Mnangagwa is reported to have been a key go-between for the military and ZANU-PF in orchestrating those attacks.
The keys go to the investment bank.
Once drained, (still keeping upside down) use cotton swabs, or rolled up napkins to go between the keys, and try to absorb any extra liquid.
That makes three "Keys" gone.
There's also clearly a low-key romance going on between Itch and Lucy… Do you think you'll continue writing teen books or do you think you'll write books aimed at other age groups now?
The puck went between Lack's legs.
Russia's president, Vladmir Putin, stunned his US opposite number, Barack Obama, by proposing the appointment of actor Steven Seagal as Russia's "honorary consul" in two US states, thereby becoming a key behind-the-scenes go-between at a point when relations between the two countries had been deteriorating rapidly.
