Sentence examples for going to hinge from inspiring English sources
The future was always going to hinge on power-sharing between the main actors.
"A lot of it is going to hinge on the freshmen.
"It's going to hinge on the CMA concluding that the world has changed.
"It's going to hinge on who has the best record and the best ideas.
"The case is going to hinge on what was his state of mind".
"All of it is going to hinge on how I feel and how I do," Bay said.
"Someone who just wants to hook up is not going to pay for Hinge, because there is Tinder.
If you make a door, only cut off the sides that are not going to be the hinges.
"If his whole project of legal reform -- of revitalizing the China Dream and the Party -- is going to be successful, it will hinge upon public perception of whether or not these reforms are successful in delivering the sense of justice that they want," said Maya Wang, a researcher at Human Rights Watch.
But that is going to take time, and it hinges on stabilizing the situation in solvent but illiquid countries, such as Italy and Spain, and preventing the contagion from spreading to other countries, such as France.
There are the more hopeful works, like Don't Worry in lemon yellow, and the blazing white phrase Everything is Going to Be Alright, which was hinged at the Hilton in New York's Times Square back in 2000.
