Sentence examples for hangs on two from inspiring English sources

This life-saving booking hangs on two conditions -- the company must present one original play and take on their patron's son as an apprentice -- that are handily met by Nicholas Bracewell, the resourceful stage manager who also does double duty as series sleuth.

His defence minister, Ignazio La Russa, said: "The problem of the censure vote has already been overcome". The government's survival hangs on two motions of no confidence in the chamber.

The economics of these waste-to-energy plants hangs on two things.

In the end, the success or failure of any effort at fundamental U.N. reform hangs on two fundamental questions: Can the U.N.'s deliberative bodies make the big decisions the global governance deficit of the 21st century demands?

Hang on... four more when Anderson strays down leg.

In fact, Clark says, it hangs on four questions.

So the picture hangs on four grim faces – Yves Montand, Folco Lulli, Charles Vanel and Peter van Eyck.

A multiplication table hangs on one wall, a copy of the Constitution on another.

But much of the company's fate hangs on one crucial prime cut.

Life had stopped, like watching a film and suddenly it hangs on one frame.

"It all hangs on one question: Is it true or false?" Mr. Härting said.