How To Use Hinge on In A Sentence
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Survivability may hinge on the use of the correct technique appropriate to the environment you are fighting in.
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We've put some blocks in place that give us something to hinge on to.
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It seems now to hinge on confidence.
Times, Sunday Times
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The destiny of both clubs could hinge on the result.
The Sun
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It is understood that their trial will hinge on whether the pamphlets they published and distributed constituted proselytism.
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She was moving Willa to the other breast when downstairs the brass hinge on the mail slot wheezed open then shut.
Three Stages of Amazement
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How strange to think that a man's life could hinge on such a trivial mistake.
THE EXECUTION
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In other words, the validity of a viewpoint seemed to hinge on the author's pedigree rather than on the cogency if his argument.
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That hardly bodes well for a country whose ambitions hinge on putting itself at heart of the global financial system.
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That hardly bodes well for a country whose ambitions hinge on putting itself at heart of the global financial system.
Times, Sunday Times
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The case appears to hinge on how the couple spent their final moments.
Times, Sunday Times
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It seems now to hinge on confidence.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Sun understands the case could hinge on mobile phone footage of the incident filmed by the men and since seized by cops.
The Sun
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The whole future of the world may not hinge on our answers, but who knows?
Christianity Today
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How strange to think that a man's life could hinge on such a trivial mistake.
THE EXECUTION
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Edwards, who knows his chances of winning the title mainly hinge on Johnson having a parts failure or crashing, shrugged off the qualifying spread.
TimesArgus.com: Sports
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That hardly bodes well for a country whose ambitions hinge on putting itself at heart of the global financial system.
Times, Sunday Times
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In his maximalist way, he makes the entire universe hinge on it.
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If Mr Horam's fate does not hinge on Tory abstainers coming out to vote this time, it could depend on how much more the Lib Dems can squeeze the 5,500-strong Labour vote.
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The case appears to hinge on how the couple spent their final moments.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Sun reported that the case could hinge on mobile phone footage of the incident filmed by the men and seized by police.
Times, Sunday Times
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In us mammals, the way this asymmetry in gene expression seems to hinge on the way cilia rotate to set up a net leftward flow of extraembryonic fluids.
The Panda's Thumb: Development Archives
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Sure, I like persistent characters and universes, but I like character-driven tales, and the Grand Epic Trilogy Plotlines rarely seem to hinge on the kind of textured, fascinating character work of my favourite genre writers.
Archive 2010-02-01
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But the crucial evidence may hinge on the slightest of nuances.
Times, Sunday Times
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Haven't had a whinge on this subject for ages, so, here we go.
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Today's Barnes & Noble depends on its bookstores to introduce customers to its Nook e-readers, but its growth and future profits hinge on outfoxing and outselling deep-pocketed rivals Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc. and Google Inc. on the digital-books front.
Barnes & Noble Focuses on E-Books
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That hardly bodes well for a country whose ambitions hinge on putting itself at heart of the global financial system.
Times, Sunday Times
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Japan-Korea ties will hinge on what Tokyo expects and can ultimately get out of Pyongyang, especially in security assurances versus war reparations.
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Success and failure hinge on achieving personal artistic fulfillment and public acclaim.
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Edwards, who knows his chances of winning the title mainly hinge on Johnson having a parts failure or crashing, shrugged off the gap between them in qualifying.
HeraldNet.com Local, Sports, Business and Entertainment News
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The destiny of both clubs could hinge on the result.
The Sun
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The Sun understands the case could hinge on mobile phone footage of the incident filmed by the men and since seized by cops.
The Sun
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As he walked back through the kitchen, he bent over and flipped up the loose hinge on the doorless oven.
The Suicider (draft)
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Success and failure hinge on achieving personal artistic fulfillment and public acclaim.
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And you don’t see that much difference between men’s and women’s uniforms in fencing where it would be stupid, *stupid* to leave the body unprotected or the rest of martial arts that don’t hinge on gripping the opponent’s clothes like karate or taekwondo.
THE SEXUALIZATION OF FEMALE OLYMPIADS » Sociological Images
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It will obviously all hinge on how well we are doing as the game progresses.
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But the long-term movement of stock prices will hinge on follow-up actions by the Cabinet and the Legislative Yuan.
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The stopper is anchored in place by a rubber hinge on one side of the stopper.
Up By Your Bootstraps
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They usually were of cubic shape, and were sealed with an airtight lock that ran three-quarters of the way around the middle of the box, leaving one side to hinge on.
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The Sun reported that the case could hinge on mobile phone footage of the incident filmed by the men and seized by police.
Times, Sunday Times
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A lot of political operatives and pollsters will tell you this presidential election will hinge on foreign policy.
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The case will hinge on chimps and humans differing in their genetic make-up by only a TINY percentage.
The Sun
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Did it all hinge on the creation of an all-powerful executive council, hand-picked by Fontaine to circumvent the chiefs?
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Modern proof theory, and likewise the modern theory of machine computation, hinge on the concept of the recursive function.
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First, the novel makes the reader privy to all the secret plotting and machinations, so that the tension of the plot cannot hinge on unrevealed secrets or hidden motives and actions.
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Or is the idea of foreign policy beyondmilitary commitmentsso far off the radar that when the polls open, everything will hinge on the pitch-and-toss of national concerns?
And Now, The Choice « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows
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Their fate may well hinge on rearranged home and away fixtures with Hull Road Park next week.
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But the crucial evidence may hinge on the slightest of nuances.
Times, Sunday Times
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Your ideas about what others think of you hinge on your self-concept - your own beliefs about who you are.
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Did it all hinge on the creation of an all-powerful executive council, hand-picked by Fontaine to circumvent the chiefs?
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Yes, because obviously any such diagnosis won't hinge on anything as prosaic as actual symptoms.
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The validity of a viewpoint seemed to hinge on the author's pedigree rather than on the cogency of his argument.
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Sorry to whinge on like this old lionheart, but hey, it was you that brought up the subject of those stupid old drones in their wigs, silently farting their lives away as they they issue out their decrees and judgements.
Gordon Brown's legal fraudsters
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The issue was not to be prejudged: it would hinge on the legal rights to the land in dispute, as set out in charter or exercised in practice or usage.
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That hardly bodes well for a country whose ambitions hinge on putting itself at heart of the global financial system.
Times, Sunday Times
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My proud moment and my feeling of accomplishment doesn't hinge on those things, " he noted. "It hinges on the skiing that I put down.
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The storms of years had washed the paint from it; it had "hogged" in the roof where the great square chimney projected its nicked bulk from among loosened bricks scattered on the shingles; and from knife-gnawed "deacon-seat" on the porch to window-blind, dangling from one hinge on the broad gable, the old structure was seedy indeed.
The Skipper and the Skipped Being the Shore Log of Cap'n Aaron Sproul
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He is acutely aware the whole project will hinge on environmental considerations and was at pains to point out that the turbines were moveable and designed to allow for the natural ebb and flow of the tides.
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The whole future of the world may not hinge on our answers, but who knows?
Christianity Today
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We've put some blocks in place that give us something to hinge on to.
Times, Sunday Times
