Sentence examples for orienting your from inspiring English sources

"I'm not saying the sky is falling, or that it's a crisis, but I do believe that if you start orienting your work to the applause of the audience, that has unfortunate effects," said Dr. William T. Stuart, the director of undergraduate studies in the anthropology department.

The course is taught by Thomas Darwin, who emphasizes using conversation and orienting your talk toward the audience.

The northern tip is usually marked with an N, but if for some reason it isn't, try to figure out which one is north by orienting your compass to the north or south in relation to the sun.

In the not-too-distant future, there will be screens with full haptic feedback that let you orient your hands on them.

"I would advise that you orient your UI around the job to be done — around the problem — and not the person," says 37Signals product manager Ryan Singer echoing Clayton Christensen.

For instance, if you hear someone talking to you, you can just orient your face toward the person who's speaking.

No matter how you orient your phone, north in the game universe is the same as north in the real world, south is south, up is up, down is down, and so forth.

One major complaint against these virtual keyboards is that you can't orient your hands without looking down as you're typing, but improvements in technology such as haptic feedback will help this.

For a business, you should have a sign with the company name easily within view, to better orient your guests.

Get clear, and then begin to orient your business - your day-to-day tasks, your client interactions, your prospecting - around what truly brings you joy.

For example, perhaps you've wanted to re-orient your approach to marketing in terms of centralized vs. decentralized operations, planning, and budgeting.