Sentence examples for sift through with from inspiring English sources

There's a lot to sift through with this thing, and it's going to be fascinating to see how one of the biggest titans in the console gaming space is able to hold its own against a scrappy new titan like Fornite: Battle Royale -- that's what the new battle royale mode "Blackout" is for, after all.

"And I'll get up tomorrow morning and I'll sift through with the staff and see what'sthe best course of action to take for this football club - or it may be taken out of my hands and they [the club's backers] want to do something else.

Upgrading their old video referee system, the new package allows for a far more thorough replay selection for the TMO to sift through, with the feed becoming available in a much quicker time.

Here the entire career is sifted through with comments from family, biographers, critics, actors in his films and others.

Of course, any haul that big (which I sifted through with the invaluable assistance of Gwynne Taraska, the research director for the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy at George Mason University) will inevitably include some bycatch.

In "Top Five," he sifts through — with on-point jokes, boisterous slapstick, affecting honesty and a sharply honed and earned sense of history — issues of artificiality and authenticity, the spectacle of black celebrity and the imperative of personal meaning.

When a Japanese pet is ceremonially cremated, the owners return after the ashes have cooled to sift through them with special chopsticks, picking out the bones one by one and transferring them to their final resting urn.

He said the best way to find Etruscan jewellery and artefacts was to find the drains in the tombs, and very gingerly sift through them with your fingers because, as the bodies decompose, all of the artifacts deposit themselves into the channels.

Content analysis enables researchers to sift through data with ease in a systematic fashion (U.S.

The names change, but the basic idea remains the same: suck up as much data as possible about everyone, sift through it with massive computers, and investigate patterns that might indicate terrorist plots.

He finds it calming to have a weighted blanket on his lap, to sift through pebbles with his fingers, to bounce on a trampoline, or to chill out in a hammock or swing.