Sentence examples for Be oriented from inspiring English sources
verb
To familiarize with a situation or circumstance.
- Give him time to orient himself within the new hierarchy.
The intermediate stress σ2 axis is assumed to be oriented in the horizontal orientation.
[Macdonald] consistently allows the senators' questions to be oriented towards attacking the commission".
The natural world would appear to be oriented around that axis.
"Minimalism can be oriented not only to commercial accessibility," she said.
The solar panels will be oriented to the north for maximum exposure to sunlight.
The B612 telescope, called Sentinel, would be oriented in a way that could eliminate that problem.
With only single electrons in these states, the electron moments can be oriented along the field.
Rooms that are in fairly steady daytime use should be oriented to get the maximum amount of winter sunlight.
Post-1992 universities tend to be oriented more towards the world of work, and have a more vocational leaning.
On the other hand, nuclear magnetic moments can be oriented by light through their coupling to the atom's electrons.
America's retirement policy should be oriented toward the long term.
