Sentence examples for hinges in some from inspiring English sources

Exactly how General Franks deals with Baghdad hinges, in some measure, on how the battle goes in the next day or so.

It hinges on a lot of things, but it will hinge, in some measure, on whether this is a good investment for the community.

The outcome of the Series hinged in some ways on the play of two opposing players, one famous (Ruth) and one not (Max Flack).

It also coincides, analysts said, with the start of an American election season that is certain to hinge in some part on Hispanic votes.

These methods are usually based on some basic hypotheses, such as the creation of plastic hinges in the most stressed cross-sections, for instance.

"Break it down, rip the door off, and put them hinges in the haters' hands".

(Another employee said that the doors came off the hinges in 2005 and 2006, as well).

The plot hinges, in part, on questions of Mallory's sanity.

The town proposal hinges in part on a donation of the old burial acreage by the current owner, the American Electric Power Company.

Black Mass, about the Boston gangster Whitey Bulger, hinges, in the final reel, on one detective's late-night clacking.

The success of "Duplicity" hinges, in no small part, on whether the audience will experience this sensation as pleasurable.