The pivot of the show is, of course, Mr. Titus.
Mr. Halberstam characterized the job as "the pivot" of the State Department's Vietnam policy.
Or on a sudden pivot of the torso from facing front to back?
"What we are working on now is to speed up the pivot of the campaign from awareness into action.
Perched on the bridge, life racing below, you feel, momentarily, that you are standing at the pivot of the world.
In "Over the Top and Back," a new autobiography, Jones makes a pivot of the moment, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, when his son became his manager.
The pivot of the play is a superb speech where Jill, brought up as a strict Christian, expresses her love-thy-neighbour beliefs.
Set at the dark pivot of the year, A Christmas Carol offers a descent into the gloom, before rising towards the light.
Not here, where the pivot of the drama is a dead baby, and sex and procreation are played out against each other.
It is quite a small part, as a loopy bag lady, but Chéreau evidently convinced her it's the pivot of the film.
That famed coffee shop scene - it ain't the climax, it isn't the pivot of the movie, it's simply a naming of parts.
