'hinge' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as a verb (e.g. to move in accordance with a hinge) or as a noun (e.g. the hinges on the door). Example sentence: The hinges on the gate creaked as it swung open.
Luna's father, Gustavo Luna, told Grupo Imagen that the mistaken identity appeared to hinge on the fact that both girls share the name Alondra, and that he had met Díaz, who was his sister's brother-in-law, several times when in Houston over a decade ago.
These arguments hinge on the rather ropey and profoundly Catholic notion that marriage exists solely as a vehicle for procreation.
Clearly this statement deserves a lot of scrutiny, and much of it will hinge on what is deemed harm, and to what extent it can or might still be proved.
And many of those decisions, according to several sources close to the negotiations, hinge on the United States, including whether Farc members will face extradition to a US supermax prison and the security of former rebel fighters in a post-conflict Colombia.
The fear is that players of his generation can become infantilised, as mechanically dependant as infuriatingly over-dressed modern cars, with their electronically variable valve-timing, their six months in the workshop to recalibrate the flux capacitor that powers the wing mirror hinge.
Angus Fraser, whose continuation as a selector would hinge on how the new director of cricket wants to operate, believes 38-year-old Strauss is now the perfect man to turn to after 18 months of turmoil.
Emails reveal that when it first emerged that the Queensland election could hinge on the seat of Ferny Grove, Boddice emailed court registry staff on February 4 to prepare for a possible court case.
The final vote may hinge on whether the EU takes a common position – which depends on consensus – or whether opposition materialises from states such as Denmark, which has traditionally defended the practice among aboriginals in its former colony of Greenland.
And how things turn out can hinge on the precise moment you run into them.
Yet the UAE's success as a medical hub is likely to hinge not on fancy infrastructure, but on how it handles two big problems.The first is an epidemic of diabetes.
But none of the briefs hinge their claim on proving that homosexuals deserve any particular level of scrutiny.
