Sentence examples for linchpin on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Creel was the production's linchpin on Broadway, and something even more than that in London.

"Marco has been really the linchpin on the Republican side," Flake said.

"The fellow has been a linchpin on BBC radio for 30 years," continues Dr Pretorious.

"But these plants are the linchpin on a whole array of things.

Often, handwriting evidence is not even admitted and is rarely, if ever, the linchpin on which a case rests.

"Start was the linchpin on which a lot of the reset was built," said Angela E. Stent, director of Russian studies at Georgetown University.

He is being paid more than $18 million this season to be one of the linchpins on the Mets, so he is expected to fight through bumps and bruises.

After all, the party's legitimacy depends on its capacity to deliver growth, jobs and modernity and the high-speed train network is one of the linchpins on which its claims depend.

Sontag's notorious attack on Arbus, in an essay from 1973 that became the linchpin of her book "On Photography" (1977), passed one test of great criticism.

Stairs and Greg Dobbs, who led the league in pinch-hits last year, are the linchpins on the bench.

And Nadal's whipping forehand — the linchpin of his game on any surface — is more compact with a shorter backswing.