| That is to say, the difference between Greenwich time and local time is a way of orienting oneself in space, of knowing where one is, and how one is heading. |
| But the orienting theme throughout the Mosaic canon is life and its blessings, the affirmation of personhood. |
| I am generally in favor of orienting the country toward market reforms, but China's development must be more equal, more balanced. |
| This boy, while capable of orienting himself intellectually, is quite incapable of endowing these surroundings with an adequate emotion. |
| The Commission must also contribute, orienting economic and framework conditions towards a cohesive society with high living standards. |
| 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. |
