Sentence examples for vital leg from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Microsoft's consumer group has become a vital leg in the company's wider Internet strategy in a way that was not apparent earlier.

The army, unwilling to give up a vital leg of road, uses artillery and airstrikes to try to force them back; it has recently struck the town with cluster bombs.

You can see why churches are a vital leg of the stool.

Certainly, compared with most towns of its size, Matewan's violent historical legacy gives it a vital leg-up on the competition.

And Pakistan, the vital third leg of negotiations because of its ties to the Taliban, is increasingly a wild card because of recent strains with the United States over the drone assaults on terrorist suspects inside Pakistan.

Since the Baftas emerged as a key forerunner of the Oscars, Hebron has smartly positioned the LFF as the platform for awards contenders to launch the increasingly vital British leg of their campaigns.

Eilidh Child also impressed, claiming individual silver in a personal best 51.45sec before running a vital first leg for the women's relay to give first Shana Cox and then Christine Ohuruogu – the Olympic silver medallist making only a fleeting appearance here – a great start, helping the team to a new national record of 3minutes 27.56seconds.

What happens to the vital second leg of university work, research?

Romelu Lukaku's late penalty gave Everton a vital lead to take to Dynamo Kiev after the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie.

1) The googly These days it is considered a vital part of any leg-spinner's armoury - wrongly, perhaps: Shane Warne's wrong 'un was about as subtle as his chat-up technique.

It seems that even wearing a cricket box or a jockstrap (which was once thought to protect those vital organs between our legs) causes damage by overheating – but fortunately our balls will soon be so small that we shall no longer need such protection.