Sentence examples for hinges and there from inspiring English sources

The folding seat-back trays have gold-colored hinges, and there is plenty of legroom.

The doors were off the hinges and there were holes in the walls.

Kirsty paints the doors pink, Jay attaches them with hinges, and there you have it, yay Jay!

He distrusted banks and always kept his money in a cast-iron safe; it still stands in the back room, but its doors are loose on their hinges and there is nothing in it but an accumulation of expired saloon licences and several McSorley heirlooms, including Old John's straight razor.

As their limbs hinge and unfurl, there is a palpable sense of discovery through movement in the hushed world created by Mr. Gibson's chiming music and Jared Klein's softly understated lighting design.

One observer who's worked at several New York papers is astonished: "The closet doors are just flying off their hinges up there and everyone has been talking about it".

The crime hinges on intention, and there are often no witnesses, which makes it uniquely difficult to adjudicate in any legal system, let alone one made up of college administrators.

Then she heard his shoulder working at the door, and before long the cheap stripping gave way and the door came off its hinges, and the man was standing there demanding that she give over the girl.

There are a few screws that just hold the hinges to the jamb, and there are others that go all the way through to the frame.

There were no doors, no hinges and no glass.

The judge could also declare a winner after hearing the evidence, but Cox said that's unlikely because the case will probably hinge on uncounted votes and there's no way to know before a count which candidate won those votes.