Christie's venue, local comedy lynchpin The Stand, had three shows that fit the bill.
The prosaicism of the gesture is the symbolic lynchpin of the whole erotic enterprise; it both the thing that grosses out some readers, and the thing that enchants many more.
Nine months ago, however, the 60-year-old was accused of being the lynchpin in a nefarious Chinese plot to steal America's nuclear secrets, and has been holed up in solitary confinement ever since.
Police have been hunting for the man they consider the lynchpin of JI, known as Hambali, for several years now.The Semarang raid, in which four suspects were arrested, proves that the police are capable of hunting down JI cells.
For two years, President Enrique Peña Nieto's government has argued that the tests are the lynchpin of the constitutional reform, because they will eventually weed out bad teachers from Mexico's woefully underperforming schools.
"The best thing that can happen is for Syria to stabilise under someone you can hold accountable".But a growing caucus now says that as the lynchpin of the axis which links Iran with Hizbullah, the Lebanese Shias' party-cum-militia, the threat posed by the current regime in Syria surpasses that of the jihadists.
Sotheby's clearly hopes that Severini's importance as the lynchpin of Futurism will give him the same appeal.
The lynchpin of his campaign has been a faith, almost messianic, in his personal excellence.
It is the defence that has kept Villa out of more serious trouble, conceding fewer goals than all teams outside the Champions League places, but lynchpin Ron Vlaar is injured, too.
The lynchpin number four has "jarred" his back and had to sit out this morning's practice at Seddon Park, where England will take on New Zealand in the second of three Twenty20s tomorrow.
"Ian is the lynchpin in the dream team we are determined to secure," said Ahmed Hussein of the ADTA.
