Sentence examples for orienting about from inspiring English sources

HEW supervisors schedule monthly visits to health facilities and visit selected households in order to assess and reinforce service delivery (e.g. observing counseling sessions, orienting about IYCF, checking stocks of IPC tools and supplies, etc).

It has more than a whiff of the Orient about it, and it is obsessed by food, wine and restaurants.

The manufacture of archil, which produces a violet shade on wool or silk, was introduced into Europe from the Orient about 1300.

So they have been gathering — with fellow lawmakers or activists or lobbyists or others — to talk or to raise money or to get oriented about some of what they will face when they take office in January.

Many years a resident in Rome, he was an influential member of the Scipionic circle and was invited to be Scipio's sole companion on an ambassadorial visit to the Orient about 140 bc.

In an interview, Ed Gillespie, a senior adviser, said that in the coming days the campaign would be "very future oriented" about "what a vote for Romney would result in".

Before sending to the School of Dentistry, the patients were oriented about the different treatment modalities for OSAS.

The Bluebirds are still in negotiations with Leyton Orient about the appointment of Slade, who resigned from his post at Brisbane Road on Wednesday.

The Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland is a highly oblique spreading segment of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge oriented about 30° from the direction of absolute plate motion.

When a thermally activated proton jump from one oxygen to another in the octahedra (YO6), maintaining its defect association with the dopant Y3+, the electric dipole appears to orient about Y3+.

He was most recently featured in the documentary Oriented about the lives of gay Palestinians living in Israel.