Sentence examples for pivoted on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "pivoted on" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is based on or revolves around a particular idea or concept. Example: "The discussion pivoted on the need for sustainable practices in the industry."
Giuliani pivoted on the issue of immigration when he began his Presidential bid, emphasizing the importance of legal entry into the country.
Positioned on a basement ramp, Meghann Snow pivoted on a canvas, one foot doggedly slicing through a layer of charcoal in "Dance Drawing #9".
This required a process of learning by computer users, their line managers and senior management, one that pivoted on the performance goals that were seen as achievable within the opportunities and constraints afforded by the change programme.
This wrench has serrated jaws, one of which is pivoted on the handle to create a strong gripping action on the work.
Perhaps one of their most touching collaborations pivoted on the self-taught French artist, Ferdinand Cheval, a former postman who spent a life creating a Max Ernst-like architectural fantasy out of discarded rubbish.
They described how one of their team was knocked down "and pivoted on his axe" with the force of the wind.
When she pivoted on the tiny stage, her avalanche of dark curls swung to one side and she pointed at a shard of glass on the floor.
The mainsail always has a boom, pivoted on the mast.
The story of the match pivoted on two incidents.
With a cool finality, Ivetta pivoted on her heel and stranded Kostya in the foyer.
It needn't have pivoted on a final manipulative plot trick to make its impact felt.
