sort through something

We had a room ready for her, and were beginning to sort through our son's old baby books.

How could she sort her way through so much time?

Some people trying to sort through it now might feel the same way.

There was just too much and I couldn't seem to sort through it all.

From his office in Denver, he took some time last week to sort through the events.

Use this information to sort through various skin care products on the market.

He picked up some reports and began to sort through them.

She knew her mind would sort through the options in its own time.

During the next few days, he and his staff will sort through the books to see what can be saved.

I don't need two weeks to figure out what's going on, but it will give me time to sort through my options.

In Salem County, residents have no campaign promises to sort through, no stump speeches to compare with negative ads.

Lots of time, and old cubes to sort through, but... well.

"You end up with just a lot more releases to sort through," he said.

A mixed bag for fans to sort through, but without a worthy "Let It Rock" successor, this is hard to recommend over his debut.

Though equal in width, the bills are of different lengths, making them easier to sort through, a task once impossible for the visually impaired.

He mulled over the name, rolling it round in his mouth as his mind seemed to sort through, then discard, image after image.

There were too damned many reporters to sort through, besides, all they were after was news.

The materials that they sort through are richer in precious metals than ore from a mine.

The thoughts, the fears, the memories that came to her at that moment would take her years to sort through, to order, to comprehend.

He had all those petitions to sort through, to find those that did merit his father's particular at-tention.