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"To me that should be the linchpin of the report," he said.
He simply wants to reveal the linchpin of his life.
She was the linchpin of her household and a science teacher.
One or two readers asked me why my book Linchpin costs money.
One of the first linchpins I ever knew was my 3rd grade teacher.
Good losers are in many ways the linchpin of democratic government.
They raised the end from the ground, and I looked at the hole for the linchpin.
Though obviously the restaurant is the linchpin for the space.
Linchpin will be the last book I publish in a traditional way.
He was the linchpin of Kyoto for the 1998 season.
It has been the linchpin of American foreign policy in the region for decades.
Once the linchpin of the state's economy, the bank's future now seems less than secure.
"This could be the linchpin in putting together the kind of capital program we need."
And some say software, not steel, is now the linchpin of defense.
Brand strength seems to have been the linchpin of the deal.
So the porch came along, and, indeed, was the linchpin to the design of the new church.
The peer review system is a linchpin of science all over the world.
But having content seemed to us the linchpin of a successful online service.
Track and field has always been the linchpin of the Olympic movement.
His newest book, Linchpin, will be one of this year's most important books.
Jenny Craig food is also the linchpin of the company's business.
These individuals are potential linchpins in the transition of students with special needs from one school system to the next.
Tourism is also a major linchpin in the economy of Ireland.
A higher local minimum wage may not be the best linchpin for building a new economy.
She is, after all, the linchpin of transformed grief in this play.
We'll throw every resource we have at that point, with your plan as the lynchpin, Major.
Another lynchpin of the project is a technology museum, which has yet to attract enough private investment to break ground.
The first of these is the lynchpin of the argument.
Agriculture has become the lynchpin of the agenda for both developing and developed countries.
His role is the lynchpin of Cameron's private office.
Their relationship is the emotional lynchpin of the production.
"He's the lynchpin, their best player and the one we need to make sure we are on top of."
These defences were well defended and the lynchpin to either side's success.
It has about 3000 students and is a lynchpin in the revival of the Corsican language.
Regular brushing is the lynchpin of all good dental hygiene.
Hawthorne has turned out to be one interesting dude, and the lynchpin of the whole operation.
He was the reliable lynchpin of the school.
She, now, was the lynchpin for the future.
Now then, perhaps because women are often the lynchpin of the family unit and smoke as a way of release?
She is the lynchpin behind the Ndume school's new gardens.
Community leader, Synagogue president, lynchpin of every charity imaginable.
These are, in a way, the lynchpins.
James in particular, the man earmarked as the lynchpin in the tactical plan, was not living up to expectations.
Lirr teaches that the written word is the lynchpin of civilization.
Edwards was the lynchpin of the Wigan side.
Rochdale Village also serves as a lynchpin of the University's support system for disabled students.
Maine Discovery Museum served as a lynchpin of downtown revitalization.
When he assumed office, he immediately realised that the domestic economy was the lynchpin to his success.
The close friendship with the United States has been the lynchpin of Israeli foreign policy for decades.
Gone is the lynchpin to Neilson's power play.
