Sentence examples for hinges to a from inspiring English sources

The value of grad school hinges, to a large extent, on what comes next.

Mr. White feels the success of the play hinges to a large degree on its leading lady.

They were joined by hinges to a long, narrow bottom board, to create a V-shaped, body-sized trough.

The Smoothee has a bracket for a smartphone that attaches via rotating and orbiting hinges to a counterbalanced handle.

This is exemplified in virtually everything touched by Josef Hoffmann in Vienna, from a monumental bureau with tasslelike copper hinges to a silver basket in the shape of a skyscraper.

However, the realisation of this commercial advantage on design-intensive multi-disciplinary capital projects hinges to a large extent on the approach to the initial identification of risk.

This Gallic drama hinges, to an extent remarkable even for the material, on the correct and timely preparation of traditional recipes.

The concept of the M-House is based on Jantzen's relocatable M-Vironments systems, and consists of a series of rectangular panels that are attached with hinges to an open space frame grid of seven interlocking cubes.

To make a silk-screen print, the wooden frame holding the screen is hinged to a slightly larger wood board.

He set a rule: he would make a hinge to a new scene only when someone onscreen passed through a door.

The degree to which Lin will succeed in winning more adherents will hinge, to a considerable degree, on what happens in his principal case study.