Sentence examples for hinges from from inspiring English sources

He also removed hinges from his design and replaced them with sturdy ribbing that's nearly impossible to turn inside-out.

The first half of the exhibition focuses on British ceramics, jewelry, fashion and furniture, including a desk, above, by C.F.A. Voysey in oak with copper hinges, from 1896.

Observations on the development of plastic zones in the stiffeners show that the failure mechanism is the formation of plastic hinges from bending.

Policemen removed the hinges from a door that had been barred with a crosspiece from the inside and the eight dep uties entered, led by Under Sheriff T. William Kehl.

But where "Common Sense" attacked the English monarchy and put forth the radical idea that people can govern themselves without a religious or hereditary figurehead, the sanitation digest advises that, should we fail to remove the hinges from our refrigerators before discarding them, we will be fined anywhere from a hundred to a thousand dollars.

In a small brick annex on the largely devastated compound of the old police headquarters, Yahya now sits among stacks of file folders and record books dating back to 1954, most of which miraculously survived a looting frenzy in which even the doors and hinges from the main headquarters building were stripped away.

The door can be changed to hinge from left to right to suit any bedroom layout.

The walls splay outward, as if hinged, from a glazed, off-center seam that extends vertically across the facade.

The rear doors hinge from the back so that a dog could potentially get in and out easily.

Relocating plastic hinge from the column face toward the beam is an effective method of upgrading RC beam column joints.

Mr. Johns has attached sagging strings to leaning strips of wood hinged from the sides of various pictures, whose shadows he may then paint or draw.