fulcrum

Give me the right fulcrum and I'll move the world.

She is the fulcrum of the action in more ways than one.

There comes a time in each life like a point of fulcrum.

It is not the only fulcrum from which to change the world.

In this way, it is possible to move even the most difficult fulcrum.

"If you have got a fulcrum, there is no need to turn over the world."

She only broke up with him because Fulcrum told her to.

Given the time on the ball he can be the fulcrum of a team's attack.

This is a test case, fulcrum of a thousand cases.

Using her right hand as the fulcrum of a swing.

At the fulcrum of any decision, that was the essential question.

The resistance is between the force arm and the fulcrum.

And that gets close to where the fulcrum is at Columbia these days.

A. Because education is the fulcrum for an equitable society.

This is also the first time Fulcrum was mentioned or described.

Set a thick board in or across the hole to act as a fulcrum.

And he felt himself to be only the occasion, the fulcrum, needed to make this movement possible.

With this approach, the fulcrum is situated at the back of the hand.

I used it as a fulcrum to move him to my way of thinking."

All my years of military experience tell me you have become the fulcrum upon which the empire turns.

Ms. Long has been at the fulcrum of all this activity.

Garlic kept them away and blood was the fulcrum of their existence.

We're lucky enough to have made one of our shops the fulcrum.

And that, it now appears, was the fulcrum on which tragedy turned.

The fulcrum of action now shifted from the society to the committee in London.