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Our children's future hinges on doing this right, even if we got here wrong.

That whole part of the world has turned over on its hinges.

I hit the door, running, and it came right away from its hinges.

They took the front door off its hinges and brought it inside.

I nearly took the door off its hinges getting back to it.

A model for this is the hinges on a door.

The little hinges were still firm and in working order.

We went to work on the hinge first thing in the morning.

He was about to head back down the hall when the outside door came off its hinges.

"Or do you want me to take it off the hinges?"

What are the hinges made of to support that weight?

But it is also on him that many say the group's future success hinges.

How would any of these regions turn over on hinges?

He's simply the hinge that the whole team turns on.

These are joined on the left side by a hinge.

Yet it would turn on those hinges easily, he thought.

He jerked so hard the door came off its hinges.

The hinges were broken at once by its own weight.

The door on the first hung from only one hinge.

He almost tore the car door from its hinges getting in.

To start, stand on the side where the hinges are visible.

Also mark the position of the hinges on the new door edge.

Take the damned door off its hinges if you have to.

They moved on hinges that could have covered a small house.

The cover can have hinges or be a separate part.

This is what everything hinges on at the end of the day.

The future success of our nation hinges on technology education.

As is so often the case, everything hinged on time.

I've never, ever felt like in my career that everything hinges on the next single.

"I want people to understand that the life and death of my family hinges on who the next President is," she said.

Success now hinges more on a good story, he added.

Something about its success hinges on the quality of the service.

Now, it seemed half her world hinged on what he would say.

As can be seen, the result hinged on the defense.

The issue hinges on how information and energy scale with time.

I think a lot hinges on this table turning business.

Whole ones, still hinged together if you can find them.

The success of the president's plans hinges on getting this right.

At that moment the door was hinged open into the dark space above it.

No one said that all hinged on whether any of them was still there.

Everything hinges on what it is that made the company grow.

According to her, this is primary, and everything hinges upon it.

Much of the company's success so far hinges on getting the fashion right.

But that plan hinged on progress in the security situation.

As is usually the case, the dispute hinges on price.

The plan, however, hinges on offers of land from the communities.

The mirror was a door, hinged on its left side.

My final condition also hinges on the success of the drive.

It's late already, of course, and a major attack hinges on it.

"Some will say the whole season hinges on these next two weeks.