Sentence examples for hinge on some from inspiring English sources

Republican officials in Alabama say the turnout could hinge on some local and state races; in the past, the local action in the primaries, and the highest turnout, had been among Democrats, who until very recently still dominated lower political offices.

In a book published in the same year, William Berry noted the presence of an "iron hook of a gate hinge" on some rocks, approximately three miles out at sea from Lihou, along with the remains of old roads, and surmised that Lihou may have been significantly larger in the past but that the sea had eroded a considerable portion.

Then again, can we think of any fairy tales that don't hinge on some sort of transformation?

The party is split over whether to take part in the elections; the decision may hinge on some of the details released on Tuesday.

Looking back over the story choices I made, I can see that most if not all of them hinge on some sort of transformation: prince into swan into prince again, albeit with a single swan part remaining; a tin soldier united, in flames, with the paper ballerina he's loved from afar.

Perhaps that will hinge on some flashy new feature that captures the imagination of the youth.

"I think the game hinged on some crucial refereeing decisions - I felt the referee got quite a lot wrong.

| Chase vote may hinge on director.

And this appeal hinges on some pretty fine points.

Now without the deal, Kelly's future hinges on some mix of Sam Bradford, Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow.

EATING OUT: ALL YOU CAN EAT The third episode in the gay comedy series hinges on some online dating escapades.