Sentence examples for hinges out from inspiring English sources

Out back, cages of cockatoos are squawking like rusty hinges; out front, they serve the best camel burgers this side of Doha (and I'm told Qatar and the UAE import their camel meat from Australia).

If the worst comes to the worst and you can't get rid of the squeak, chuck the hinge out and pop down to your local hardware store to find a good replacement.

Sophisticated negotiators understand that a successful deal often hinges on hammering out the right contract language.

But the project also hinges on squeezing out the tiniest of incremental efficiencies in tapping the waves as they come.

Microsoft's ability to recover its investment hinges on figuring out a new kind of revenue stream.

Some of these hinges turn out to be anything but: 1917 proved to be a bloody dead end and 1848 proved to be, in A.J.P. Taylor's phrase, "a turning-point in history when history failed to turn".

The future of the Brussels deal hinges on who comes out to vote on Sunday, said Ilir Deda of the Pristina-based thinktank Kipred.

"We didn't fight against Serbs: we fought to remove Serbia and its oppression mechanisms in 1999". The future of the Brussels deal hinges on who comes out to vote on Sunday, said Ilir Deda of the Pristina-based thinktank Kipred.

Where early writers used turrets, dungeons, creaking stairs, rusty hinges, snuffed-out candles and a profusion of cobwebs as a litany of fear, today's masters, when not using graphic violence, create fear and gloom, a la Alfred Hitchcock, by exploiting the horror of the ordinary.

This also helped Hinge stand out in a space that's dominated by Tinder, which could often seem random and filled with those not in search of "real relationships," let's say.

Take the hinge pin out and rub with a bar of soap.