| By rotating the dial, the pivot point or the fulcrum of the brake lever moves in and out. |
| When they attacked, Parks was invariably the fulcrum, prompting and probing with his educated boot and exposing the Ospreys' frailty in midfield. |
| The event that forms Ararat's fulcrum is the 1915 attempted genocide of the Armenian people by the Turks of the Ottoman Empire. |
| The odd-looking wood ball acts as a fulcrum, transforming even a short handle into a powerful lever. |
| The king and his court, with the royal family and household at its centre, were the focus and fulcrum of English government and politics. |
| A perineum on which forceps are used may be thought of more like a mechanical fulcrum than a genital area. |
