Sentence examples for it's hinges from inspiring English sources
That is, it's hinged on the right side and swings fully open.
This impressionistic novel's plot, such as it is, hinges on the family's trip south to Lumpkin, Va., the resonant location of the Miss Innocence pageant for chaste girls, which Nabisase has entered.
The show's suspense, such as it is, hinges on these questions: Will Brenda (Ms. Rubin-Vega) and Sam (Mr. Yoba) extend the boundaries of their hitherto strictly professional relationship?
The glass can't be wound down, because it's too long to fit in the door below, nor can it be hinged outwards.
Kudos to Toyota for keeping the one-piece tailgate; it is hinged at the top, and the rear window still rolls down, just as they once did on proper station wagons.
It is hinged in such a way as to allow the rest of the wing to fold and unfold freely.
With the first model, the beam is considered inextensible because it is hinged at one end and is acted upon by an axial compressive force on the other end, a sliding hinge.
The try-gun is shaped like a regular shotgun except that it is hinged and jointed in such a way that the instructor can twist, bend and elongate it in order to best fit your body.
Which river it was hinged on the location of a 1604 French settlement on an island in the river, and the commissioners and agents explored the area and ordered surveys.
This opening is smaller than the opening observed previously in the structure of GltPh in complex with the blocker L-threo-β-benzyloxyaspartate, and it is hinged at two well-conserved glycine residues at positions 351 and 357.
