Sentence examples for will be sifted from inspiring English sources

If it cannot, it will be sifted out.

Suggestions will be sifted for an article scheduled to appear in the "Long Island at Its Best" special section in November.

"If a third runway at Heathrow can meet requirements for a sustainable aviation policy, it will be sifted through for consideration.

Also yesterday, the city opened a new facility where debris removed from ground zero in recent weeks will be sifted for human remains, and it said families of Sept. 11 victims were welcome to tour the site.

The sand in the landfill -- which was used to cover the layers of garbage from the landfill's opening in 1968 until it was closed in October 1993 -- will be sifted through a quarter-inch screen.

Scientific teams where the reams of data will be sifted through for correlations and drug targets will be established at AstraZeneca itself as well as at the Wellcome Trust's Sanger Institute in Hinxton, U.K.

"He will be sifting through this for quite a while," said Kirk Jowers, a Romney friend.

Others had personal memories, so multiple and different that I will be sifting and collecting for days yet.

It's the names you don't recognize — members of the permanent Washington establishment — who will be sifting through résumés and recommending people for senior and mid-level positions at federal agencies, where many consequential decisions will be made.

We will be sifting through it all again this week as we get a first look at the company's results, giving us some more information about how it trades – and possibly a clue about who guessed right on the controversial valuation (the advisers at £3.3bn, or the after-market at, er, £5.4bn).

You can bet that scientists will be sifting through their data for any trace.