“It will take some time to orient yourself to this new way of thinking.”

“The company's philosophy is to take the strategic sourcing mentality and orient it toward product development.”

“We were lost and had to pull out our map again to orient ourselves.”

“Staff should also introduce themselves, as all these factors reassure the patients and help them orientate themselves to the new environment.”

“Check on the students' ability to use a compass to orientate themselves and move in the appropriate direction.”

“One technique used was to submerge the camera into the deepest part of a fish school and then orientate the camera towards the water surface.”

“It empirically orients the reader by including brief references throughout to some of history's highest profile episodes of mania and panic.”

“The content orients patients and their families to the unit and provides a source for education individualized to each patient.”

“Lubetkin orients the entrance on an oblique axis in order to bypass the first stair tower and arrive opposite the center of the building.”

“The granodiorite deposits at Aswan are often gneissoid in texture, exhibiting parallel orientated feldspar phenocrysts.”

“The logic of the correction was to visualise a human form straddling the celestial North Pole and orientated with his feet toward the ground.”

“The economy of a region was either prosperous or deficient depending on their being correctly orientated.”

“An important point to remember is that orienting a shaft in a way that might correct a hook or a slice remains an infraction of the rules.”

“They aligned the house along an east-west axis, orienting windows toward the south for solar gain.”

“I am generally in favor of orienting the country toward market reforms, but China's development must be more equal, more balanced.”