We researched the ways to orient our conversations to appeal to the Chinese business people.
Coinciding with the westward spread of grape culture, grapes were moved into the Orient by way of India.
Eclipse construes this in terms of a loss of autonomy, which would involve our creatively developing drives and desires into ideal ends that could orient the ways we act on our environments (see, for example, 66).
The interior architecture, with its eye-catching, geometric lines, also suggests the Orient, in a way that could be called Chinese Style Moderne.
The largest new development is the recently completed five-story Boiling Springs Savings Bank headquarters on Orient Way, a stone's throw from the station.
The project, on Orient Way, is at a gateway to the borough and is the cornerstone in its downtown revitalization, said Robert Gorman, Rutherford's administrator.
Migratory birds use celestial and geomagnetic directional information to orient on their way between breeding and wintering areas.
Peter S. Van Winkle, a descendant of the town's first settler and the owner of the 135-year-old A. W. Van Winkle & Company real estate office on Orient Way, estimates that nearly 20percentt of the houses are post-World War II Cape Cods near the Passaic River, which forms the western border.
"I feel like I have unfinished business at Orient after the way last season ended," he told the club website.
"Each viewer of the same StoryBoard should be allowed to orient it the way they want based on what they care about.
At the intersection of County Route 30 (Rutherford Avenue), which runs along the border of Lyndhurst and Rutherford, the route turns east onto 40 mph Rutherford Avenue to parallel the Route 3 freeway to the south and head for the edge of the New Jersey Meadowlands, widening to a four-lane road at the intersection with Orient Way.
