sift *
sift through

Of course, he still had to sift through the information.

Why not, at the very least, sift through the people and keep the best for other jobs?

The word sifted by me and on down the line.

But in the back of his mind he sifted what she said.

It takes time to sift and sort through so many students.

In fact, there were almost too many to begin to sift through.

He said it could take a long time to sift through the evidence.

Science team members say they will be sifting through the data for months, if not years.

Sifting through them all would cost the department a lot of time and money.

How would you like to be a judge and sift evidence every day.

He left the building a few minutes later, his mind still sifting through the data he'd read.

But please let's think girls' night out instead of study group as we sift and sort.

It has taken a month to sift through this evidence.

There was data to sift, and a lot of it.

"We're going to be sifting through the evidence, looking for everything."

I will leave it to others to sift through the politics.

The collection, which officials are still sifting through, is to be open to the public.

"We have too much more evidence to sift through," he said.

Now we have to help kids sift through all the information that's out there.

That's why I want to sift the matter to the bottom.

The ground in front of that door was sifted an even white.

This thing is going to be sifted to the bottom!

How long have we been sifting the stock right in front of us?

Workers sift the earth, looking for any sign of gold.