Usar "orient" en una oración

1. The cross-legged attitude has been, and still is, much used in the Orient, and many books have been written on the subject

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2. He tried to orient himself

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3. When she returned to England from the Orient, mother offered her hearth and home while she 'assembled her memoirs

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4. I like gentle, loving, quiet, caring, and easy – going (like you) and then decided to find an introduction service and correspond with the Orient

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5. In the Orient, religion and

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6. There was no land in sight, and with no stars, no means to orient ourselves

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7. Two days after the USS Suwanee left Acapulco and sailed north to begin her search for the Shenandoah, the Shenandoah encountered the English bark, Barracuda, en route from San Francisco to the Orient with a full cargo load

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8. sailing from California to the Orient, or to Panama

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9. ” The woman’s voice carried a hint of the orient and as she hurried back behind the counter to plate up the toasted sandwich, Karla day-dreamed about which country the woman might be from

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10. She gave him directions, and as she did so, he was able to orient himself and realized that he had emerged from the Polonia on Poznanska Street

11. It took a moment for Colling to orient himself, but then he realized all he had to do was follow the fast-disappearing tire tracks of the pickup to return to where they had started

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12. As they did this they started a real crisis in the Orient

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13. “The discussions at the Nicene Council (AD 325) revealed the fact that there were three parties present: the Strict Arians, the Semi-Arians and the Alexander-Athanasian party…The latter party, with the help of Constantine and the Western bishops secured the adoption of [the] creed…The sons of Constantine continued to favor the Semi-Arian party, which included a large majority of the Eastern bishops, but the Western Churches generally adhered to the Nicene creed…The distracted condition of the Orient, due to the war with Persia, and the demoralized state of many of the bishoprics under Arian leadership made it relatively easy for Theodosius the Great to espouse and support the Nicene party…Arianism was soon suppressed within the empire, but it continued for a long time to prevail among the Barbarians” (Encyc

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14. This might be a good spot to orient a radio telescope in search of an intelligent signal

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15. I try to relax against the wall, but it’s difficult without my vision to orient me

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16. Taylor told her she ought to be--and then she would at least see India or China, those mysterious lands of the Orient

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17. Some of them are from the Orient or Arabia, and are indeed quite exotic looking

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18. Pearl of the Orient Sea,

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19. It is said that Manila is the pearl of the Orient

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20. For tourists who see Hong Kong and do not know Manila, Hong Kong is, without doubt, the pearl of the Orient

21. Behind, in the occident, lies death and sorrow; ahead, in the orient, emptiness and purposelessness

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22. whatsoever? More specifically, how can I orient our attentional directedness to intentional directedness itself? I can surely talk about a theory of intentional directedness; I can create this subject of exploration, but I cannot place intentional directedness itself within the attentional field

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23. ragged, loose fitting pants typical of the Orient, a sloppy,

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24. Each relaxed, looked about to orient himself, then began to review in his mind the data he had entered on his mission card (BNH Form 16)

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25. From the street came smoozy castor oil exhaust fumes and raucous taxi and cyclo horns, sad adjuncts to a city that once rightfully held the title of the Pearl of the Orient

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26. He was instrumental in opening the Northwest to settlement and the Orient to American trade, and he did it without help or subsidies from the government

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27. had even fished in Europe and the Orient

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28. Just as at one time the martial arts were developed in the Orient and today they are

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29. -No, I have never heard about that place! I come from the Orient, of the lower deserts of Sudan, where the temples shine under the Persian Sultans' powerful sun, where sorcerers and magicians live in the same regions than men, where camels are so big like mountains

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30. The following is a summary of the five phases that help you orient others to your re/org and help get started righting the enterprise

31. In large part, job models will also serve to orient the workforce on an individual basis as to the way(s) in which you intend for them to be re/organized at least in terms of what they must do, but not who they will be organized with (teams—see Phase 4) or how they will be managed organizationally (see Phase 5)

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32. the world, and that the faithful orient themselves toward heaven

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33. Whereupon, this traveler from the Orient proposed to advance to Jesus the wages of one year so that he could intrust such funds to his friends for the safeguarding of his family against want

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34. that can help us to orient

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35. in the ancient folklore of the Hebrews? When did vampires first sink their teeth into the orient, dripping blood on rice paddies?

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36. If the prevailing wind is strong or stormy weather is predicted, it’s better to orient the sharper, more aerodynamic end of your tent (often the rear) toward the breeze

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37. Christianity came not merely as a new religion -- something all the Roman Empire and all the Orient were waiting for -- but as a new order of human society

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38. But Christianity, as it is subdivided and secularized today, presents the greatest single obstacle to its further advancement; especially is this true concerning the Orient

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39. "Along with a rather thick file on Japan there seem to be plans for most of the Orient

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40. Exotic butterflies of the orient

41. He had taken part in a meeting of union leaders and had been commissioned, along with Colonel Gavilán, to mingle in the crowd and orient it accord-ing to how things went

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42. with the principles of the people from the Orient (Nepal/China)

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43. In later years, the band successfully toured the Near East, Africa, the Orient, South and Central America, Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union

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44. He listened to music from the Middle East, the Orient, India and anything else he could

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45. Correctional Reception Center in Orient, Ohio

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46. ����������� Her first task was to orient herself and determine accurately her position, so that she could guide the platoon of commandos due to join her in less than an hour

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47. After another five minutes of cautious walking, the five of them finally emerged from the clouds of white smoke, allowing Ingrid to orient herself with the help of her map

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48. This way, you will have something enjoyable and comforting to latch onto as you attempt to orient yourself in the strange, quiet world of the early morning

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49. The Phoenician home port cities were very important centers of trade, due in no small part to their location as gates from the Mediterranean to Mesopotamia and beyond, toward the orient

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50. His last task before climbing back down was to orient and fix the dish antenna skyward, then to check that it was getting the proper satellite signal, with a short call made to Ian to verify that he was receiving the satellite feed correctly

51. Along with other documents they’d arrived that morning from the Orient in a diplomatic bag carried by a flexible foreign diplomat and Wolf had personally executed the exchange of the sixty thousand Clegg dollars for the four new identities

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52. Convinced that the transoceanic trip to the Orient was suitably short, he set sail under the Spanish flag in 1492

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53. ―A Mihrab--an arch-shaped design at the top of the carpet which allows you to orient the rug towards Mecca?‖

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54. The brief definitions that follow are not meant to be comprehensive, but should quickly orient you to the basic meaning of the astrological terms you come across in your reading

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55. ‘’We specialize in the low cost production of metal items, glassware and cut wood, while we sell limited quantities of various spices we brought by air from the distant Orient

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56. He then looked around him to orient himself in the dark, the quay being poorly lit by a few rare oil lamps

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57. Father, I'm praying for the women who've been hurt and damaged by irresponsible men, that You will cause a great wave of healing to flow; and a new sense of safety come in the church, as families and marriages begin to orient around Your will and purpose

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58. The young monk struggled to orient himself to time and place

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59. The famous coeval English scientist, Sir John Bennett, in one of his meetings with western scientists, said: “All the sciences that we have achieved are not equal to the sea of that great eminent scholar in the Orient

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60. When he returned to his country, he repeated his famous words before a crowd of scientists and educated professors, saying: “Indeed, all the sciences that we have obtained do not equal the sea of sciences of that great scholar in the Orient

61. In this way, adults orient their children by the originating experiences they deposit as attractors: the who am I and what should I be? Yet, even though every parent affects their child's development, there is no universal script for raising an obedient child, a model student and a perfect citizen, there is only what you do

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62. The famous coeval English scientist, Sir John Godolphin Bennett, in one of his meetings with western scientists, said: “All the sciences that we have achieved are not equal to the sea of that great eminent scholar in the Orient

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63. I have already spoken of the SELF in other books of mine and in a series of previous articles, and my description of it is quite different from the way that it is commonly described in the Orient

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64. One last thing they delivered to the Orient was Wong

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65. Before beginning the actual task of printing, it is necessary to orient the worksheet to the specifics of a printer

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66. We were all trying to orient ourselves with what we had seen from the air--but it wasn't easy

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67. Even a few trusting tourists ignored the amused glances of the local patrons as they dared to savour what they considered the real Orient

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68. Whether it is for a single spiritual mentoring session or for ongoing one-to-one spiritual guidance, this is an opportunity for you to more completely orient your life towards the true source of peace, joy, and happiness, especially if there is not ongoing satsang or other support available in your location

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69. Whether it is for a single spiritual mentoring session or for ongoing one-to-one spiritual guidance, this is an opportunity for you to more completely orient your life toward the true source of peace, joy, and happiness, especially if there is not ongoing satsang or other support available in your location

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70. Visitors from abroad wandered the Peal of the Orient, the famous shoppers’ paradise, wondering what had gone wrong

71. the uncharted ocean to reach the riches of the Orient

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72. that came from the Orient

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73. The stinking Vasco de Gama who never circumnavigated anything and was famous for his cold blooded cruelty towards all the new people of the orient he met, has been touted and glorified for centuries by the European liars called historians

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74. Cabin lights flickered, the turbines whined and Northwest Orient flight

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75. Northwest Orient 727 soaring above the terminal and climbing rapidly into

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76. Orient, and the East to validate this information

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77. It originated in the Orient and was

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78. Left? Right? She looked both ways to orient herself

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79. Orient and elsewhere develop to their normal physical growth and healthy adulthood on a

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80. You can orient your greenhouse so that you can save money on heating system

81. He then felt her smock, and although it was of sackcloth it appeared to him to be of the finest and softest silk: on her wrists she wore some glass beads, but to him they had the sheen of precious Orient pearls: her hair, which in some measure resembled a horse's mane, he rated as threads of the brightest gold of Araby, whose refulgence dimmed the sun himself: her breath, which no doubt smelt of yesterday's stale salad, seemed to him to diffuse a sweet aromatic fragrance from her mouth; and, in short, he drew her portrait in his imagination with the same features and in the same style as that which he had seen in his books of the other princesses who, smitten by love, came with all the adornments that are here set down, to see the sorely wounded knight; and so great was the poor gentleman's blindness that neither touch, nor smell, nor anything else about the good lass that would have made any but a carrier vomit, were enough to undeceive him; on the contrary, he was persuaded he had the goddess of beauty in his arms, and holding her firmly in his grasp he went on to say in low, tender voice:

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82. But as I delivered myself from that one, I am inclined to believe that there is no other that can hurt me; and so, these enchanters, seeing that they cannot exert their vile craft against my person, revenge themselves on what I love most, and seek to rob me of life by maltreating that of Dulcinea in whom I live; and therefore I am convinced that when my squire carried my message to her, they changed her into a common peasant girl, engaged in such a mean occupation as sifting wheat; I have already said, however, that that wheat was not red wheat, nor wheat at all, but grains of orient pearl

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83. "Right," the captain replied, "this tobacco comes from neither Havana nor the Orient

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84. "My gallant Ned," I replied, laughing, "those were artificial pearls, ordinary glass beads whose insides were coated with Essence of Orient

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85. She tried to orient herself

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86. This tenebrosity of the interior, he proceeded to say, hath not been illumined by the wit of the septuagint nor so much as mentioned for the Orient from on high Which brake hell's gates visited a darkness that was foraneous

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87. The lewd suggestions of some faded beauty may console him for a consort neglected and debauched but this new exponent of morals and healer of ills is at his best an exotic tree which, when rooted in its native orient, throve and

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88. Laura suggested that we take a sleeper train through Australia since I hated to fly, and I grudgingly admitted that I had always wanted to go on the Orient Express, but that I’d sort of consider it a wasted opportunity if a murder didn’t happen

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89. Puller looked through the feed initially to orient himself to the spatial parameters

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90. He checks back to make sure no one’s following and then uses the park to orient himself toward … well, what? You couldn’t quite call it a home

91. His heart beat within the hollow space, lost, unable to orient itself, but one command, one word from her, could make everything right again

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92. --We left Charing Cross on the morning of the 12th, got to Paris the same night, and took the places secured for us in the Orient Express

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93. G——, at this solemn moment, resembled the king in that tale of the Orient who was flesh above and marble below

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94. O Fantine, maid worthy of being called Marguerite or Pearl, you are a woman from the beauteous Orient

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95. Why? Because the convent, which is common to the Orient as well as to the Occident, to antiquity as well as to modern times, to paganism, to Buddhism, to Mahometanism, as well as to Christianity, is one of the optical apparatuses applied by man to the Infinite

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96. There was a flavor of the Orient about it

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97. Suddenly, the sun made its appearance; the immense light of the Orient burst forth, and one would have said that it had set fire to all those ferocious heads

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98. "Is the train in Murder on the Orient Express pulling into the station?" said Fritz, lying back full-length like Caesar in his bath

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