Sentence examples for orient to move from inspiring English sources

A first win in six games for Brian Flynn's side took advantage of Sheffield United's draw with Leyton Orient to move top of the division.

Hearn had wanted Orient to move from Brisbane Road to the Olympic Stadium, but the London Legacy Development Corporation appointed West Ham United as their preferred bidders and, in March 2013, the Premier League side were awarded the right to occupy the stadium.

Hearn had wanted Orient to move from Brisbane Road to the Olympic Stadium, but the London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC) appointed West Ham United as their preferred bidders and, in March 2013, the Premier League side were awarded the right to occupy the stadium.

They use the persistence time once oriented to move in a more or less straight line toward the center and away from the periphery.

Mandibles approximately 0.6 mm long, heavily sclerotized, sickle-shaped, oriented to move parallel to each other in vertical plane, with external groove on adoral surface extending whole length of mandible.

The most important thing is Leyton Orient and the need to (move up) the table".

These results show that a non-contact automated optical method to move, orient and hold developing embryos would bring a clear advantage over the commonly used intrusive glass capillaries, which cause unnecessary stress in the sample and require manual dexterity,.

(A ) Genetic ablation of the AFD neurons did not impair the ability of worms to move, or orient to the chemical attractant diacetyl compared to control sister worms that did not carry a cell-death transgene (ICE ).

This paper presents an approach to move from object oriented eTutor to agent oriented eTutor through aspect oriented software development.

Establishing, training and monitoring an ethnographic team will require ethnographers to move beyond their individually oriented training to agree on common themes, coding schemes and writing topics (Small, 2011).

The desirable aim is to gradually phase out the institutional care and to move to more family oriented community services.