Now that he's dead, Isil has lost a key link between their networks".
The Internet, and social networking in particular, today provides the key link between the region's bands and their potential fans.
Starting with the key link between Salzburg and Vienna, Austria has continued to develop its extensive expressway (autobahn) system.
United States officials today described the 29-year-old Mr. Derwish as a key link between Al Qaeda and the Lackawanna suspects.
Palermo's colorful object-pictures, which make use of Formica, aluminum and department-store fabrics, are a key link between American and European painting: Yves Klein meets Barnett Newman.
At Sudbury, the tutor is the key link between school and home, as the students keep the same tutor from Years 7 to 11.
His time at Barcelona was hampered by his apparent lack of pace, but he is Villarreal's key link between midfield and attack and scored important goals against Benfica and Rangers.
BarPoint is one of the first to market with what will be many offerings that aim to make the irregularly striped rectangles (and their newfangled, information-laden cousins) the key link between products and consumers in the mobile shopping future.
Having managed capital city club La Habana to Cuban National Championship success in 1965, Moreno also knew several of the players well and he was a key link between the playing squad and manager Kim.
For Americans, the militant preacher Anwar al-Awlaki has now emerged as a key link between the most serious "homegrown" terrorist plots on US soil – including last week's abortive car bombing in New York's Times Square.
Massimo Quagliarella, an officer with an Italian art theft squad, testified that Mr. Hecht was the "key link" between sellers of illegally excavated artifacts and museums and collectors around the world.
