Sentence examples for linchpin the from inspiring English sources
"Texas is the linchpin," the athletic official said.
Clearly, the rifle is meant to symbolize a kind of linchpin — the singularly vital thing.
The Colts were also without their run-stopping linchpin, the all-Pro safety Bob Sanders.
"That is the linchpin, the fulcrum that justifies domestic violence in the Muslim context," the imam said.
In the politics of nitrogen, New York is the linchpin, the 800-pound gorilla, the ne plus ultra -- pick your own cliché and you won't be far wrong.
Within the English camp, too, he has emerged as a social linchpin, the main manufacturer of that vital ingredient for any sporting outfit – camaraderie.
The future, Godin, told me, will belong to the rule-breaking "linchpins" of the digital age.
It is the linchpin of the marketplace and the foundation of the world economy.
The linchpin of the regime is the absolute power of the clergy (velayat-e-motlageh-faqhi).
The linchpin of the therapeutic work is the collaborative relationship between the parent(s) and the therapist.
Clearly, the linchpin of the proposal is the hotel.
