Sentence examples for historic orientation from inspiring English sources
By re-centering on the river, the downtown can rediscover its historic orientation while providing the city with a resource that was once seen as a barrier.
The GSC's proposal aims to rebalance the city from its historic orientation around its original CBD and into three connected but independently flourishing cities. Ideally, most residents will live within 30 minutes of their jobs, schools, healthcare and essential services.
The surrounding mountainous region has a historic orientation to the north, which was somewhat altered by the completion of the southern highway in the 1920s; its population still shows strong cultural ties to Laos, reinforced by Laotian immigration.
ATLANTA — Here at the nation's largest gathering of politically minded gays and lesbians, President Obama's historic inclusion of sexual orientation in his inauguration speech just days earlier would seem to be cause for celebration.
In spirit, his work represented an important departure from the heroic orientation of historic and religious painting, reflecting a crucial social change the emergence of a middle class in Europe.
Mr. Wolfe has fully met the obligations of such a project, with a show as friendly and educational as any orientation video at a historic site.
Its primary orientation is the investigation of historic architecture, although other objects of art can also be investigated.
The historic resolution on "human rights and sexual orientation" was originally tabled by Brazil at the UN commission on human rights, in Geneva, with the support of 19 other countries including Britain.
In the fortress's historic, central square, a few seconds of orientation were needed to distinguish the Cathedral of the Archangel from the Cathedral of the Assumption from the Cathedral of the Annunciation.
Throughout the campaign, Mr. Locke has not raised the issue of Ms. Parker's sexual orientation, and she has played down the historic aspect of her bid for office.
They recommended historic preservation to help provide Americans with a sense of orientation.
