Sentence examples for originally positioned from inspiring English sources

You are reminded that the moai were all originally positioned with their backs to the sea, facing inland, toward this "navel".

Mr. Forbes, who was originally positioned to run the combined company with Mr. Silverman but who resigned from Cendant in July 1998, has previously denied any knowledge of the accounting irregularities.

Originally positioned as the cheesy 70s disco that it's cool to like, its soundtrack runs the gamut of Now That's What I Call … compilations, spanning Journey, Dolly, Kylie and probably even Backstreet Boys.

Now Out of the Furnace – originally positioned as an awards contender – is the second of this year's crop to falter, with a weak debut of £191,000 from 211 screens, including Wednesday/Thursday previews of £36,000.

Benitez called out for Ordóñez, who rushed across the infield, stuck out his glove and made a tumbling basket catch near where Alomar was originally positioned to end the game.

Much speculation has centered on a living-room-ready version of the company's least expensive computer, the Mac Mini, a compact desktop model originally positioned as an inexpensive way for PC users to switch to the Macintosh market.

Once it's beside your head take it back to it's originally position, as if teasing your audience.

He's vowed these vacancies will be easily filled by Brazilian doctors, but the deadline to fill positions — originally set for Dec. 14, 2018 — has already been extended three times.

According to one campus legend, the statue was originally to be positioned with Will Rogers facing due west, so it would appear he was riding into the sunset.

If pedestals are equivalent to thrones then Bilbao Monument 58 is also relevant, which was found associated with a four-legged stone altar or throne and may originally have been positioned on top of it.

Originally thioridazine was positioned as a phenothiazine antipsychotic and has been used in the management of psychoses, including schizophrenia, and in the control of severely disturbed or agitated behaviour.