Sentence examples for orient a from inspiring English sources

"A club like Orient, a 130-year-old family club, needs to be considered," Slade argues.

If you return to California perhaps you can orient a local friend to be an advocate while you are away.

In its final form, the app will orient a user to point the phone toward the site of the Trade Center.

The novel is a murder mystery set in the village of Orient, a rural community on the north-eastern tip of Long Island.

Egypt was the orient, a country of the mind, a grand theatre of sensuality, despotism, slavery, polygamy, cruelty, mystery and terror.

(Leyton Orient, a team two divisions below, are closest of all and are aghast at the idea of either big club invading their manor).

But I do believe that a campaign can season, toughen and re-orient a candidate in constructive ways.

These include an early-evening concert and "Occident-Orient: A Dialogue of Cultures," a late-night concert programmed by Mr. Savall.

And he was performing comfortably enough that he was able to re-orient a couple of questions toward messages that might appeal to general election voters — particularly with his focus on cutting taxes for the middle class.

Diminutive and partial to all-black attire, Colani explored the jars under the auspices of the École Française d'Extrême-Orient, a French scholarly institute dedicated to the study of Asian civilizations.

"So we have a puzzle, but we are missing the map of the puzzle," said Pascal Royère, an architect who heads a team of 200 working for the École Française d'Extrême-Orient, a cultural organization with financing from the French government.