true east

The building is oriented slightly north of true east.

Its ark will be slightly askew within the four walls but aligned with true east.

The Raos brought a compass, found true east and started from there.

"Even if I have to call it 'True East.' "

"True East" contains 300 color photographs, about 20 black-and-white vintage photos of the families' ancestors and some 25 pages of text.

Then I noticed that he was kneeling on a mat facing true east, whispering his prayers under the fury of the honking intersection.

(The 29.0 degrees should be added to true east and west, making the western bearing approximately 299.0 degrees.)

One was at true north, another directly opposite it, a third at true east, and a fourth at true west.

The Jersey Boy was, without a doubt, the fan favorite, and in true East Coast style, did not disappoint.

"We want to do a show called 'True East,' about two brothers who completely get along," Mr. Fallon said.

This design was rotated slightly on its site so that it aligned not with true east, but with sunrise on Easter of the year construction began.

"True East Side" - g.o.d.

Mr. Brown conceded that history's undertow has dragged others down, but he said, "You can't be a true East Coast agency without being in New York."

He is also affiliated with True East Skateshop, which is an East Coast-based chain of "mom and pop" shops.

The group's musical style is often referenced as a mixture of true East Coast hip-hop, with influences of Dirty South, Rock and Soul music.

On all other days, depending on the time of year, the sun rises either north or south of true east (and sets north or south of true west).

Crates containing 2,500 copies of "True East: Farming Ancestral Lands on Long Island's East End" are en route from China, where they were printed.

For example, the show in Bridgehampton, "True East: Farming Ancestral Lands on Long Island's East End," is a show about both the past and the present.

"You and Fax did come out of the northeast from Crom," she said sharply, ignoring the fact, F'lar noticed, that the Red Star also rises north of true east.

Penned by new EastEnders writer Tony Jordan, Frank and Pat celebrated their big day in true East End style with a street party organised by Frank's mother, Mo (Edna Doré).

A true East Ender herself, she's always felt somehow cut off from it as her mother Rose was rather a snob about it and, early on, moved the family away to Stoke Newington in North London.

But here is the high point of the theory: the Druids had the magnet; laid their courses by it; their cardinal points in Stonehenge, Ambresbury, and elsewhere, which vary a little from true east and west, followed the variations of the compass.