Sentence examples for hinges by a from inspiring English sources

Dorothea North, who is 84 and has lived here for decades, had her front gate ripped from its hinges by a truck barreling around the corner.

Then, in a burst, the door from the basement to the garden flew in, forced off its hinges by a mighty gush as the toilet began spouting like a geyser.

To that end, the set turns the stage into an empty, white-walled room (a mind? a pleasure palace?), its walls slightly atilt and skewed as if jarred off their hinges by an earthquake.

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

It is moved on its hinge by a jack screw, similar to the long, thick screw that raises or lowers a garage door.

Bears have an elongate skull that is especially heavy in the back portion, and their jaws are controlled at the hinge by a powerful set of muscles.

The two valves of the bivalve shell are held together at the hinge by a ligament composed of two keratinised proteins, tensilium and resilium.

The Smc1 head is separated from the Smc hinge by an approximately 50-nm-long stretch of coiled coil.

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

Two things stood out in this sombre space: the elegant brass door hinges, by Pugin, and a volume bound in bright scarlet leather lying next to Mr. Blair's abandoned jacket.

Upon a compressive loading, the hinges, aided by a guide from the top and an angle support from the bottom, help unfold the cells.