sift|sifted|sifting|sifts in English
verb
[sɪft]
break up the larger parts by passing through a sieve; sprinkle, scatter, disperse; examine with great care, investigate; be filtered, be sieved
Use "sift|sifted|sifting|sifts" in a sentence
1. I sifted seven...
2. Its blue filling sifted Cloudily in
3. When Christians Are Sifted as Wheat
4. Police sifted through the rubble looking for clues.
5. Multiple Grinds, Hand Crushed and Sifted 1oz CrushedGems
6. He sifted the relevant data from the rest.
7. She sifted thistles through her thistle - sifter.
8. Sift the flour into a bowl.
9. They are sifting the wheat from the chaff.
10. Brook has sifted the evidence and summarises it clearly.
11. Sift the cornstarch on to a plate.
12. so you don't have to sift Through hundreds.
13. Sifting through it would be quite a task!
14. Sift out the wheat from the chaff.
15. Tim Brown sifted through the trade talk, clearly and succinctly.
16. Computers are being used to sift the information.
17. We will sift every scrap of evidence.
18. (b) In what sense might it be said that Jehovah sifts our activities?
19. 7 We will sift every scrap of evidence.
20. 2 Sift confectioner sugar on top of the cake.
21. Sift the flour and salt into a bowl.
22. That means you can sift large inventories in seconds.
23. At sunrise, the farmer’s wife and daughters begin sifting (10).
24. Presses, chemical machinery (agitators, dryers, calcining machines, washing machines, sifting machines, classifiers, dissolvers, filters)
25. How do plants sift out the pollen they require?