Sentence examples for Sift from from inspiring English sources

We enjoy having a small forest to walk through on snowy days, and to marvel at autumn leaves as they sift from the sky.

So it went in a year when clarity was hard to come by and the winners tougher than usual to sift from the losers.

Different exchange formats for study data are being developed: Standard for Exchange of Nonclinical Data (SEND; www.cdisc.org); Tox-ML (www.Leadscope.com) and Simple Investigation Formatted Text (SIFT) from the NIEHS.

It combines the constant stream of data a smartphone collects on its owner with clues about the person's life that Google can sift from Web searches and e-mails to guess what he or she would ask it for next.

We compared the motifs generated by MAMA, MEME, MotifSampler and SIFT from the top 50 rice genes upregulated by Fe deficiency (Table 1, 2, Additional file 1).

Motifs predicted by MAMA, Motif Sampler, MEME, and SIFT from the top 50 genes upregulated by Fe deficiency using default settings, and the binding sequences of IDEF1, IDEF2, and OsIRO2 were used as putative and known cis-elements, respectively.

Most mines have been alluvial: the precious metal has been sifted from rivers and silt rather than dug from rock.

All of its 30 objects, sifted from the museum's renowned Egyptian collection, are of cats, big and little, feral and tame, celestial and not.

All of its 30 objects, sifted from the museum's Egyptian collection, are of cats, big and little, feral and tame, celestial and not.

But instead of a kind of skepticism and sifting from conservatives, after a week of liberal self-righteousness the spotlight passed instead to... Wayne LaPierre.

The pale yellow creature, less than a half inch long and with 41 pairs of legs, was sifted from bushels of leaf litter collected nearly four years ago.