Sentence examples for linchpin around from inspiring English sources

As befits a shortstop, Henry is the linchpin around which the book's other major characters revolve.

The Juilliard's playing was pristine, with the two inner voices -- the second violinist Ronald Copes and the violist Samuel Rhodes -- forming a single linchpin around which the intricate quartet machinery whirred.

The Barcelona midfielder is the world class linchpin around which his world class colleagues (for club and country) weave their magic, pinging his way out of trouble and carving delicious gaps that no other player on the planet can conjure.

Booking your hotel or campsite is the most important component of your Grand Canyon vacation planning process and will be the "linchpin" around which the rest of your plans will revolve.

Built around standup comic Roseanne Barr, it has the utter confidence, the lack of condescension and the true and easy charm that comes from having a linchpin who knows whereof she speaks.

And so Alhambra became like a linchpin to create the project around".

Ted Nash, "Still Evolved" (Palmetto) — The saxophonist Ted Nash, one of the most adaptable and responsive sidemen around — he's a linchpin of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra — steps out on his own.

Over the weekend, business leaders spoke to German newspapers to back Cryan's efforts to turn around Deutsche, which is a linchpin of the national economy.

Mr. Tovzayev, 43, saw himself as a linchpin of stability in the mountainous region around Vedeno, where he had both a civilian administrative role and a military one.

Still, analysts call the pilots' assent to a 32.5% pay cut Thursday a linchpin in the struggle to turn Delta around.

For Mr. Zhang and many others who live around the Danjiangkou Reservoir -- a linchpin of the new project -- it is not the first time they are being displaced, and their travails parallel China's expanding ambition to meet its water needs.