How To Use T hinge In A Sentence
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For those who haven't seen the movie, the plot hinges around a cursed video which causes anyone who watches it to die within seven days.
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In candid interviews, representatives said a settlement hinges on these issues: Staffing levels.
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It hinges on the idea that we are all now part of the jet set.
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He slowly opened the lid that hinged to the box.
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It hinges on whether this person has the capacity to give informed consent, and this is rather a subjective judgment.
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The economic rationale for the use of the loan instrument hinges on capital market imperfections.
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Fit hinge bolts to give extra support to the door lock.
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III. ii.66 (243,9) the pregnant hinges of the knee] I believe the sense of _pregnant_ in this place is, _quick, ready, prompt_.
Notes to Shakespeare, Volume III: The Tragedies
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THE RULE JOINT HINGE is used to connect the top and the drop leaf of a table in cases where continuity of design is desired, so that the edge of the top and the leaf will show an ovolo moulding when the table is either open or closed.
Woodwork Joints How they are Set Out, How Made and Where Used.
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Innovation continues in the boot, where the designers have introduced a split tailgate - ideal for tight town situations - with a glass that hinges like a hatchback and a drop-down lower tailgate with its own storage compartment.
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The film's plot hinges on a case of mistaken identity.
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Spine worn, front hinge crudely repaired, damp stains on rear endpapers.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Lévi-Strauss’s argument hinges on two facts about the Native American trickster: (1) the trickster has a contradictory and unpredictable personality; (2) the trickster is almost always a raven or a coyote.
Vitro Nasu » 2008 » November
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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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It hinges on whether this person has the capacity to give informed consent, and this is rather a subjective judgment.
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While the success of government hinges largely on programming, governance depends on relationship building.
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Chief among the falsehoods they have spent the past two years robo-peddling ad nauseam is the narrative of the infallible Tim Geithner's sage stewardship of the economy, a narrative that hinges largely on the heroic success of the TARP, one of the few multibillion dollar Wall Street bailout programs Geithner himself played almost no part in designing.
The Washington Post's TARP Mythmaking, A Recent History
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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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Derived from the Greek word telos, which refers to purpose or end, this argument hinges on the idea that the world gives evidence of being designed, and concludes that a divine designer must be posited to account for the orderly world we encounter.
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The remains usually consisted of a large piece of one valve plus a fragment of the other valve attached by a virtually intact hinge.
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Yet in many countries, his call for multilateralism, which runs parallel to a decline in American diplomatic and economic clout, remains a welcome departure from the era of President Bush, whose two-term presidency was largely defined by the war in Iraq and the divisive debates on which it hinged.
Obama's Star Fades In Muslim World
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This proposed suborder is defined by a number of synapomorphies of the carapace including ovate shape, presence of an oblique fold, short hinge line, and a convex posterior margin.
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Part of the plot hinges on the assumption that Philia, the heroine, has been sold to a soldier as a piece of military baggage and the attempts by Pseudolus and his cohorts to prevent this.
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I got this dress last season and the glove like fit hinges on the super tight elastane/lycra lining.
Mouret, your way. - A Dress A Day
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It hinges on the idea that we are all now part of the jet set.
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Fit hinge bolts to give extra support to the door lock.
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Which means an awful lot hinges on the result.
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He slowly opened the lid that hinged to the box.
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There's plenty of parents who feel differently from her and her ilk, and who want children to wait until they're ready, but also don't hinge their children's (especially girl's) morality on their sexual activeness before marriage.
Adventures in conservative media (Laura Ingraham edition) - Feministing
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About 80 or 90 years since the very beginning of the story of America we've seen great hinges in history -- what we call crises -- that reshape the public world, and roughly halfway in between we have what are commonly called by historians "great awakenings" where a new values regime comes in.
Generations: The History of America's Future, 1584-2069
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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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It rolled up on a pair of silent hinges, disclosing a narrow stairwell.
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And to make the defense of the West hinge upon German rearmament is to misconceive the dimensions of the problem.
Britain Versus EuropeThe Schuman Plan and German Revival
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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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The pressure and friction caused by forcing the curved pins into the straight hinges will resist the self-closing tendency of the door.
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I don't know which episode you're referring to, but I can't think of an episode of that show that hinged on the promotability of the victim.
Archive 2009-10-01
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Although you are speaking before the National Football League's 2011 season kick off between the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints, the pressure and intensity is more akin to the fútbol moment weary fans are only too familiar with: the nail biting end when the hard-fought soccer championship between teams tied in skill and public support hinges on a postgame penalty shoot-out.
Viviana Hurtado: Open Letter to Barack Obama: Mr. President, Three Plays to Score a Jobs Golazo
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In a musical climate where beauty is often disregarded or located in asymmetrical euphony, bands like Kepler are clinging to an older and more concrete conception of beauty - one that hinges on order, balance, and tradition.
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For added protection, fit hinge bolts.
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Vell, I vill, if ye von't hinger my feelings with the cold iron.
The Gold Hunters' Adventures Or, Life in Australia
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It became clear that this agreement hinged on the assumption that there are only three varieties of neutrino in nature.
The Origin of the Universe
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He slowly opened the lid that hinged to the box.
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The only way in and out was through two huge doors that hinged opposite each other.
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Which means an awful lot hinges on the result.
Times, Sunday Times
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A further hidden cost hinges on the share price the broker is able to offer customers.
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But they quickly realised the judge had done them a great disservice and that his report hinged on a massive irony.
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The door with different hinges opened suddenly, revealing Armand and behind him a stone spiral staircase leading upwards.
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The hood - like that on the Solstice - is front hinged.
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Fit hinge bolts to give extra support to the door lock.
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The film's plot hinges on a case of mistaken identity.
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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 utility of the new revenue as well as its potential for conflict hinged on the strings attached to its use.
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Poor voice acting and a rubbish storyline might be forgiven if the general mayhem on which it hinges delivered anything approaching fun.
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Maximum width at hinge line, with lateral commissures almost perpendicular.
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The plot hinges on a key masterpiece, won by a computer whizz.
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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 utility of the new revenue as well as its potential for conflict hinged on the strings attached to its use.
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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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As the ligamental area overgrows the hinge plate, the dorsal parts of the oldest hinge teeth are resorbed and the hinge sockets are filled up with a fibrous prismatic texture.
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Without hinges, arch ribs extend continuously from skewback to skewback and are fixed at skewbacks so no rotation can occur and thus the bridge is called a fixed arch.