Sentence examples for orientating from inspiring English sources

Dawkins, he said, is "absolutely almost entirely correct," but misses something very important: that the work of reading and participating in religious traditions is a crucial part of "orientating ourselves towards the world".

The comet hunter had been woken by an internal alarm clock at 10am UK time but only after several hours of warming up its instruments and orientating towards Earth could it send a message home.

Consider other ways of orientating your visitors.

Science provides us with a map for orientating ourselves.

Since I started running, it's become a way of orientating myself in the world.

"My sculptures are deeply rooted in orientating the body, in putting one in a frame of a certain kind of looking and thinking.

By re-orientating the CAP now, Mr Fischler hopes to strengthen the EU's hand at the WTO.

His leadership is also priceless in a competition as mentally tough as a World Cup, and his experience in Serie A is evident in the way he orientates the team.

Mike Dennis at Cantor said: Morrison's growth prospects and ability to improve return on capital employed is limited by the loss of their budget orientated customers to the rapidly growing discount sector.

Photograph: GARY SCHAFER/AAPIMAGE If you want a simple straightforward statement about Coalition foreign policy, it is unmistakably to project and protect Australia's reputation as an open export orientated, successful market economy and an open liberal democracy, committed to freedoms, democratic institutions and the rule of law.

Outside the career orientated world of the elected Labour MP, there is a greater thirst to hear the views of the candidates that did not win their seat.