Sentence examples for * hinge in from inspiring English sources
Loos clarified the function of the hinge in formal and spatial terms.
Rice's discipline could hinge in part on what NFL executives knew and when they knew it.
Above all, Morris insists that the great hinge in human history is turning now.
The sound is like a door hinge in a haunted house.
They should provide a hinge in the middle and call it a laptop.
His images often hinge in the way jokes do: relying upon a simple (almost mathematical) function, like reversal or negation.
You can push it around the hinge in a complete circle, through the frame and back around again.
Built for $1.8 million for an Arab sheik, the white Lincoln Town Car has a trailer-type hinge in the middle to help it get around corners.
That will hinge in large part on whether they can succeed in forming unions at new airlines like JetBlue and ATA.
Instead, their corporate fortunes now hinge in part on the decisions of the Communist Party and corrupt officials and Chinese triads.
Maryland's chances hinge in part on pushing Stanford into an up-tempo game -- the faster the pace and the higher the scoring, the better for Maryland.
