lynchpin in a sentence

• The deceptive marketing is the lynchpin of all this stuff.
• The lynchpin to all of this is the Jerusalem question.
• Defensive lynchpin Hierro and striker Kiko had to stay behind in Spain.
• Arsenal captain and midfield lynchpin Patrick Vieira is out suspended.
• It functions as a lynchpin, inducing a large enhancesome.
• Samsonov and center Joe Thornton are two of the team's lynchpins.
• Senegal is certainly without lynchpins Salif Diao in midfield and winger Khalilou Fadiga.
• Their relationship is the emotional lynchpin of the production.
• So too have goalie Drazen Ladic and lynchpin defenders Igor Stimac and Slaven Bilic.
• The lynchpin to Japanese strength in the region was their main base at Rabaul.
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• These defences were well defended and the lynchpin to either side's success.
• Uzbekistan has been considered the lynchpin state.
• Taking control of Telepiu is the lynchpin in Canal Plus's European expansion strategy.
• But the lynchpin is the cigarette tax.
• Alfred Hitchcock cites editing ( and montage indirectly ) as the lynchpin of worthwhile filmmaking.
• It is a lynchpin of general relativity that everything must fall together in free fall.
• He was never earmarked as a franchise lynchpin _ a quarterback to build a team around.
• Eddie Murchison's 165-acre dairy farm was the lynchpin in the whole plan.
• The lynchpin of the band's sound was the addition of trumpeter Vincent di Fiore.
• Craig Davis was really the lynchpin,