Sentence examples for hinged by from inspiring English sources

The beam is hinged by a rotational spring at one end, and carries a heavy body at the other end.

Presented in the "Venice Days -- Giornate degli Autori" sidebar at this year's Venice Film Festival, May in the Summer is everything that I'd hoped it would be: profound, passionate, funny, romantic, empowering -- the perfect half to the "diptych" Dabis admits she began with Amreeka, hinged by their common theme of "Otherness" and displacement.

Glass should be cut and hinged by an expert unless you are already knowledgeable as to what to do.

The allegation of a shakedown by Univision hinged on comments by Rubio staffers, notes taken by Alex Burgos during the conference call, and unnamed Univision "insiders".

Small hinged constructions by Lygia Clark are interactive, as is Mark di Suvero's "Tire Chair" (1968), on which viewers can sit or stand and bounce.

Sometimes, two enigmatic declarations will be hinged together by a semicolon: "The English are ecclesiastical but rarely metaphysical; they think in churchyards".

Castanets, percussion instrument of the clapper family, consisting of two hollowed-out pear-shaped pieces of hardwood, ivory, or other substance hinged together by a cord.

"Wes Craig and Rick Remender do some great work on this book," explains Otsmane-Elhaou, "and it all kind of gets hinged together by the color work of Lee Loughridge.

However, the two FBG domains in EAA10466 are located in the center of the protein, and are hinged together by approximately 20aa residues.

For much of the game, the Scarlet Knights' hopes hinged on mistakes by Temple (4-7, 2-4).

They said the Loons' status as spokesmen hinged upon recognition by the Cranes.