Sentence examples for expected to trawl through from inspiring English sources

"Right, now I'm being expected to trawl through screencaps for threats from specific names.

It's a fun place to trawl through for a trinket or two, but expect some rough diamonds before you find the good stuff (Upper Lascar Row; ornaments from £5).

No attempt was made to trawl through CCTV footage to retrace her last known steps.

So he had to hire a team to trawl through them.

There should be no need for the victim to trawl through and report accounts individually.

They are "landmen", trained to trawl through property deed archives going back a hundred years or more.

To go beyond that – with 11,000 pages of evidence to trawl through – would have been to divert serious manpower.

Unless you want to trawl through figures and minutes we are still left not knowing the answers to basic questions.

Nixon buffs today have the chance to trawl through more secretly taped conversations and telephone calls by the disgraced president.

But Hayman said he had had "no involvement at all" in the decision not to trawl through the 11,000 documents.

They had been given six months to trawl through every single one of the Vatican bank's 19,000 accounts.