Sentence examples for hinges view from inspiring English sources

By Jon Swan The New Yorker, November 25 , 1967P. 156 A door to the forest swings on hinges View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

By Jon Swan The New Yorker, November 25 , 1967P. 156 A door to the forest swings on hinges View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz.

Figure 2 shows magnified SEM images of the folded hinge viewed in different directions.

Figure 2 Magnified SEM images of a fabricated folded hinge viewed in different directions.

He reckons that it could take ten years for the Nasdaq to regain its peak, two years for the broader indices.The judgment about whether the market has bottomed hinges on your view about the shape of the downturn.

It hinges on the view that people's mental wellbeing and social situation – in particular their ability to have purpose, community and not live in poverty – are intertwined and that addressing the latter can help to fix problems with the former.

Doors did not need hinges in this view of the future, as they just folded out of the way.

The great unmentionable is the obvious fact that neither party truly has control: everything hinges on the view taken in Europe itself.

The conjecture hinges on the view that the new approaches toward the elderly developed since the 1980s may be creating a new stage of health transition, which a handful of countries may have already experienced.

That, of course, was not the case he made, and it would have been a tough one to sell.Mr Blair's explanation of his world view hinged on the terror attacks of September 11th 2001.

The tight race hinged on locals' view of the contentious planned relocation of Futenma air station, America's biggest overseas air base, from a densely populated southern area up to Henoko to Nago's east.