They sorted through McQ's CDs, trying to find appropriate music.
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How military culture absorbs all this is still being sorted through.
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Luckily, we've sorted through them all so you don't have to.
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Megan Specia in New York sorted through the social media torrent.
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And then it gets sorted through to the final post office.
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And we sorted through the Democratic presidential candidates' campaign finance filings.
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She sorted through her papers and pulled out the FEMA denial letter.
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The findings, which are still being sorted through, led to the indictment.
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Last week, we sorted through your suggestions and narrowed down the list.
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Sorted through moments of organized mess, a relationship that was made to last.
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Volunteers prepped food, tended to the ill or wounded, and sorted through donations.
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So, we've sorted through the selection and picked the best of the best.
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His soft eyes squinted and darted as he systematically sorted through the piles.
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They then quickly sorted through their struggles in Y Combinator and pressed forward.
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We all have unseemly baggage, racist and otherwise, that needs to be sorted through.
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It looks like the final points on the deal are still being sorted through.
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As The Hill sorted through the 400-plus amendments, some common themes popped out.
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Soliman's databases sorted through millions of records and set priority lists for the analysts.
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The bags are inspected, sorted through and then distributed to schoolchildren living in shelters.
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While Talea read in the corner, Ms. Childs sorted through piles of housing documents.
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All times ET. When was the last time you sorted through your collections, Libra?
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The property turned up when she sorted through documents as part of the Tribal Wills Project.
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They sorted through possessions and decided what to keep and what was ruined by the flood.
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Investors in the two companies reacted differently on Thursday as they sorted through the deal's details.
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We sorted through the catalog's digital pages and pulled out our new favorites from the collection.
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We've sorted through the remains of Prime Day to see if any deals were left over.
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Rescue workers sorted through the debris where the helicopter lay on its side on the street.
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We sorted through Amazon's best-sellers lists for the kitchen essentials every well-stocked kitchen needs.
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The material, which is still being sorted through by specialists, is being transferred to Tulsa, Okla.
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The robot could continue to learn as it sorted through items it had never seen before.
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Families sorted through plans for what to do in case one among them was swept up.
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Real life photos of each animal are sorted through before one lands on the user's head.
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As the family sorted through his belongings, they came across the letters, written in early 1960s.
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My parents and aunts and uncles sorted through their house and allocated everything to different family members.
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The older you get, the heavier that package becomes that you haven't sorted through, so you run.
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He sorted through some drawers and boxes, and then he handed me two beautiful small wooden frames.
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We sorted through the many copycats and knockoffs to find the best drone at just about any price.
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As per the rest of Reddit, comments and posts are sorted through an upvote and downvote points system.
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The material was brought to shore where workers meticulously sorted through the debris in search of valuable metals.
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We've sorted through thousands of sales at Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Macy's to bring you this list.
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Warranties should all be stored in one clear plastic folder that's sorted through regularly with expired documents tossed.
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We've sorted through thousands of pieces and chosen 13 of our favorite products that we think you'll love.
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A time management coach sorted through what psychologists call "attachment" styles and gives advice on identifying your own.
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All day, we sorted through thousands of photos and messages flagged as inappropriate on a meet-up app.
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After that, we sorted through all the items, determining what I was going to keep, donate, or throw away.
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Atlanta is a major metropolitan area and recruiting hotbed, and most of the prospects here have been sorted through.
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We sorted through the major assets of Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, HBO, Disney Plus, and Apple TV Plus below.
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At the convention center, evacuees were sorted through different doors: people with pets through one entrance, those without through another.
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Near the entrance, they sit in a large pile, already sorted through and discarded, standing more than 5 feet tall.
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During our interviews, we often veered off course while she sorted through my struggles with potty training or tantrum management.
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On Wednesday, volunteers gathered in both houses of worship, dripping with sweat as they sorted through heavy boxes and bags.
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French scientists from multiple research institutions sorted through a massive amount of data, racking up around 500 million computing hours.
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And as they sorted through her house, Alex started to suspect something was wrong based on items found in the house.
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Although my mom hadn't sorted through all of her own issues yet, she wanted desperately to help others get to safety.
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As we've sorted through survey responses and begun scheduling interviews with the first qualified nominees, we've gotten a bunch of questions.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, encouraging you to get organized—when was the last time you sorted through your papers?
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After he sorted through the piles, Boak was asked for samples of his work and shortly thereafter was offered a job.
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To that end here is a list of addresses of DC "spaces" they need to be sorted through and shitholes discovered.
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It can be intimidating to look through the thousands of deals on the site, so we've sorted through them for you.
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Business Insider sorted through hundreds of pages of testimony and evidence to piece together an overarching account of their messy divorce.
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Mr. Sollima and his colleagues are certainly aware of the many influences to be sorted through in making a modern gangster tale.
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Her great-granddaughter played in her lap as she sorted through the remaining food, plucking out beans more by sense than sight.
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I sorted through the memorabilia one last time, put the most meaningful items in a box, labeled it and sealed it up.
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Together, they sorted through hundreds of similar images in Struvay's archive, selecting pictures that weren't "too desperate or overloaded emotionally," Struvay says.
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Inside the house, Yudelevich sorted through cabinets and closets, pushing through the long process of deciding what to keep and what to toss.
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Over two months, investigators from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) sorted through memory supplement marketing online, in print, on TV, and in stores.
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It wasn't easy, but we sorted through hundreds of impressive applications and narrowed down the field to 15 of the continent's exceptional startups.
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Nationwide insurance sorted through its database of more than 575,000 insured pets to determine the most common Fourth of July related pet injuries.
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Some 29 hours after leaving the United States, as the plane descended, Abdulbari sorted through his thoughts and feelings about what lay ahead.
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"The business over time will either get sorted through or it will be an appropriately valuable asset for somebody to buy," he said.
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When he sorted through the prints later, one color photograph jumped out: a white sink, backed by wallpaper in a migraine-inducing pattern.
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There is much to be sorted through to turn this moment into a path toward peace and an end to U.S. military engagement.
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Glassdoor sorted through thousands of interview questions on its site to come up with the 50 most common ones job seekers are confronted with.
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And as I sorted through the spin from all sides, something became clear: It's time for you to make a clean break with Uber.
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We've sorted through for the best deals and doorbuster categories so you don't find yourself mired in the endless sea of Black Friday sales.
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On a recent weekday, Berkowitz sorted through bins and boxes of medication in a back hallway of the hospital's pharmacy, peering at expiration dates.
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It felt urgent to create work with Maddie as we sorted through traumatic experiences, consequences of our bodies, that we've stored away and internalized.
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Students, parents and friends of the victims sorted through dozens of hand-written letters, poems and photos that stretched along the school's wire fence.
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Wrapped up in its design improvements and fantastical story was a darker, sometimes poignant tale that sorted through themes like depression, grief, and loss.
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If you're looking to add one to your collection, you're in luck: We sorted through them all to find the very best tiny tattoos, ahead.
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This AI sorted through thousands upon 1,086 papers on this highly technical topic, analyzing them to find keywords, references, takeaways, " pronominal anaphora," and so on.
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If Jackson Pollock introduced detritus (and even squashed flies) to the canvas picture-plane, then Bowling has sorted through the trash in an organized fashion.
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If you're dealing with any emotional trauma from the past that you still haven't sorted through it really helps — writing about characters instead of yourself.
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He and his team sorted through all the available research on the topic and found that it offered very little in the way of clarity.
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Some witnesses had identified Paris Wilson, a casual friend of Mr. Dixon's, as the attacker, slowing down the investigation as conflicting stories were sorted through.
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Graeme Gibson poured three glasses of whiskey while Atwood sorted through Christmas cards, dispensing with the chore as efficiently as if she were slicing rhubarb.
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Ahead we sorted through the mega online retailer to find 12 must-have pairs are ready to be shipped in a few days on Prime.
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At the theater, in the street outside and later on social media, spectators have sorted through knotty responses that no string of emojis can capture.
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At that time, Clinton's attorneys and staffers sorted through the emails, turning approximately 55,000 pages over to the State Department and withholding others they deemed personal.
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At multiple news conferences, he sorted through a jumble of reports, some of them wrong, as he narrated the standoff between his officers and the gunman.
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Fortunately, we've sorted through the Black Friday 2019 ad scans from all of the major retailers to find the best vacuum deals at every price point.
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Some bright and brilliant minds have sorted through their own experiences with loss, grief, and separation on the page, and their insights are like guiding lights.
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They had sorted through a blocklong field of debris on West 23rd Street and feeds from dozens of video cameras in the days after the Sept.
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But when Philip Piper, an archaeologist at the University of the Philippines, later sorted through the finds, he noticed one that resembled a human foot bone.
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"It felt urgent to create work with Maddie as we sorted through traumatic experiences, consequences of our bodies, that we've stored away and internalized," she said.
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Over the next three months, serpentiem meticulously sorted through the stack, and eventually, there was a genuine eureka moment, and Dante switched styles in real-time.
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I had sat with the puzzle long enough and sorted through its pieces patiently, and I was rewarded with an intimate knowledge of Van Gogh's masterpiece.
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Ahead, we sorted through the best deals on the internet to find all of the boots you will not be able to live without this winter.
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It'll take a long while to figure it out—the dozens of media outlets covering it haven't even sorted through all the documents they've been given.
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They attributed the delay to the slow arrival of ballots from remote regions and consulates abroad, as well as to inconsistencies that needed to be sorted through.
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So to give you the best idea of what Apple might actually announce this fall, we've sorted through all the whispers and hints on the net thus far.
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However, after a series of steep sales declines, Peck had promised that spring would be a turning point for the Gap brand, as it sorted through those issues.
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A 2017 investigation by the Kansas City Star sorted through the data and found that sexual abuse allegations in long-term care facilities were on the rise nationwide.
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As a questioning Catholic school boy, I wasn't ready to come out, so I sorted through my identity with the assistance of the pleading voices of emo singers.
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In Broward County alone, there are some 23,000 overvotes and undervotes that must be sorted through by hand, according to Marc Elias, the lead recount lawyer for Nelson.
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The CDC sorted through nearly 500 outbreaks linked to pools, spas, and waterparks that made more than 27,200 people sick and killed eight people between 2000 and 2014.
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We've sorted through them to identify what's new, and what to look for next: President Obama and then President-elect Trump were both briefed on the findings (CNN).
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Taking care to avoid paper cuts, the monitors - some in protective suits, others making do with masks and gloves - sorted through piles of ballots in a guarded pavilion.
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On a recent workday, older women in plastic hair nets sorted through thousands of carrots, while younger ones walked behind tractors checking that pumpkin seedlings had been planted correctly.
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"I can't believe I'm picking perfect almonds," Collison said in the first episode, as she meticulously sorted through her roasted almond slices for ones with just the right color.
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After surveying the shoe racks, Ms. Wise sorted through her finds and took the remaining clothes to the front counter, where she spotted a pair of pink-rimmed sunglasses.
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Recently, when his toddler daughter, Rosemary, wanted a cape, Ruby sorted through a bin in his studio for the right size scrap and sewed her one on the spot.
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Swan, Levine and their international colleagues carefully sorted through more than 7,500 peer-reviewed papers before narrowing their search to 185 papers involving 2100,22010 men from around the world.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — Hoping to convince American immigration officials that his life is in danger, Selvin Alvarado sorted through photographs of men who he said have threatened to kill him.
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Laughter as they sorted through donated items, wide grins as they waited in line for pizza and, more than anything, a contagious sisterhood that filled the room with boundless love.
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Still, they sorted through utensils, frames, and dishes, carefully picking out some options, waving their Zola app around like a magic wand — or a store scanner gun for QR codes.
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Lowey also went after Barr for "suspicious" behavior, stating that he sorted through the full Mueller report and its underlying evidence and made "definitive conclusions" in less than 48 hours.
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ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - On the terrace of the Baron Hotel in Aleppo, the owner's widow, Roubina Tashjian, sorted through old photographs of its happier past in a more peaceful Syria.
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"The gateway from freedom, I was led to understand, was somewhere 'close to New Orleans' where most Africans were sorted through and sold" into slavery, wrote Berry, in The Autobiography.
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They were placed on subcommittees dealing with every aspect of the document, from American history, civics and economics to "bias review," and sorted through thousands of pages of public comments.
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As the paddock outside celebrated the maiden pole position of Valtteri Bottas of Mercedes, the stewards sorted through paperwork, the bank of screens behind them showing nothing but empty racetrack.
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I went to one in Sunnyside, Queens, and saw how volunteers sorted through the unwanted items that donors brought in and placed them on tables for others to take home.
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I went to one in Sunnyside, Queens, and saw how volunteers sorted through the unwanted items that donors brought in and placed them on tables for others to take home.
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Snapchat said it reported the crime to the FBI, while it sorted through the people affected and is offering them all two years of identity theft insurance and monitoring for free.
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The Sunday morning light filtered through my sheer curtains and onto my Murphy bed as I sorted through a selection of lingerie and clothing I had pulled out of my closet.
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At a second plant, where a teenager sorted through a pile of odd-sized tires, plant supervisor Manoj Kumar said he was producing oil mainly used as tar for road construction.
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Many journalists and advocates said massive document troves must be sorted through before they are released so as to avoid the unneeded exposure of personal information potentially put people in harms way.
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Talladega, Alabama (CNN)Alex Liddell Jr. sang an Al Green song as he sorted through recently dry-cleaned uniforms -- deep crimson with Carolina blue accents -- for his marching band's biggest performance ever.
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" One user posted a list of Washington DC-area spaces that "need to be sorted through" and argued that inauguration day protests will be "sowing drug fueled chaos," and "must be quelled.
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In May or June or possibly April of 2010, I propped the front door of my apartment building open with one knee and sorted through the pile of mail in the entryway.
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While the United Nations sorted through the world's fractured postwar landscape, Belgium — believing it would hold onto its colonies — began construction of its nuclear facilities in the Congo's capital city in 13.
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You'll need the following items to brew beer at home:e sorted through the many homebrew kits out there to find you five of the best for the newbie on the brewing scene.
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During the Society's time, they issued the prints as boxed archives, intended to be sorted through on a table rather than framed, and the wear to their blue paper shows this handling.
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"In our model of the world, the fact that top universities had sorted through these people was a pretty good piece of data for us to understand whether we should spend," Schmidt said.
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And to help you do just that, we've sorted through a 100 pages of the sale and culled a few gems to get you started, but it's up to you to move fast.
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About 20 volunteers sorted through the debris in Khan al-Gumruk, one of the souk's great medieval inns, piling up the stones from a fallen archway that can be used in its restoration.
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Researchers from human rights watchdog Amnesty International and Element AI, an intelligence software start-up, sorted through thousands of tweets regarding 778 female politicians and journalists in the U.K. and U.S. in 2017.
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A machine listening analysis rendered thousands of bars of music, and a poetry generator created lyrics—most of them very, very bad—that the team sorted through to find phrases that might work.
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A case manager at Cariloop, based in Richardson, Texas, sorted through more than a dozen rehab facility options, then armed Hirsch with the right questions to ask when choosing among the final contenders.
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Lanhee Chen, an adviser to 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney, sorted through convention speeches in 2012 before speakers delivered them because, he said, he wanted to make sure they hewed closely to Romney's positions.
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Snopes, which sorted through the history of one such photo of the students in black paint, says it appears to date back to a November 2012 basketball game between Covington and a county school.
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We've sorted through all the deals during Amazon Prime Day to find the best all-around options in each form factor category, including the most affordable and premium headphones that you should check out.
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In reaching their not guilty verdict, the jurors sorted through conflicting narratives about what, exactly, Castile was doing when he reached down, and just how much of a threat Yanez perceived Castile to be.
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Essay WIMBLEDON, England — After my mother shaved her head during her chemotherapy two years ago, my sister sorted through a basket of all the sweet, hand-knit beanies that had been given to her.
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The basic premise of Yesterbox is that yesterday's emails become today's to-list and — this is the tough part — you don't even skim today's incoming messages until you've sorted through at least 10 from yesterday.
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Collectively, though, Ms. Rosebrock's dramatis personae carry too much heavy baggage — involving race and class as well as mental illness and dependency problems — to be sorted through in a breezy two hours of stage time.
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Six4Three, a developer of a fairly gross app that sorted through your Facebook friends' photos to find pictures of them in their swimsuits, sued Facebook after the company cut off access to its API in 2015.
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Image: The University of Texas at Austin Jackson School of GeosciencesRecently, Steven May, a paleontologist at the UT Jackson School of Geosciences, sorted through various bones, teeth, and tusks collected at work sites near Beeville, Texas.
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At the town's docks, where fishermen sorted through the morning's haul of salmon, tossing them into vats of ice water, strong support for Abe was mixed with worries that he's too strident, putting Japan at risk.
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In the days that followed, investigators slowly sorted through the laptop's contents, following standard protocols in a case that was anything but standard, and moving with surprisingly little dispatch to assess the significance of the emails.
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The museum's director Alexis Hyde and her staff sorted through more than 250 donated artifacts, each with their own sad tale, to create the museum as it can now be seen in its new Hollywood location.
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The men's dress shoes from Franklin & Freeman look good, too, as do the boy's and girl's offerings from Scout + Ro. Below, we sorted through each label's inventory to give you an idea of what they're all about.
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So they sorted through the data garnered from those programs to find customers who shop Urban Decay, customers who shop lip products, and customers who shop lip products but had yet to buy any from Urban Decay.
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At the German warehouse, a woman in a baggy T-shirt diligently sorted through the boxes, occasionally looking up at the English-speaking visitors who were taking pictures of the robot and were marveling at its effectiveness.
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If you asked the system what color the shirt is, it would be stumped unless you manually sorted through the list and said, these two things are colors, these are styles, these are variations of styles, and so on.
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While the dredge did its work, the crew on duty on the Carolina Queen sorted through the muddy mix of rocks and sand and other flotsam on the ship's deck, looking for the wavy round shells of the scallops.
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Just like we did with our closets over the weekend, we sorted through many Marie Kondo memes circulating around the internet, chose a few of our favorites, and organized them into designated sections so we can enjoy them more easily.
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After Michael left the Panhandle late Wednesday, Kaylee O'Brien was crying as she sorted through the remains of the apartment she shared with three roommates at Whispering Pines apartments, where the smell of broken pine trees was thick in the air.
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The researchers took millions of tweets from 2006 to 2017 and sorted through them, finding any that related to one of 126,000 news stories that had been evaluated by at least one of six fact-checking organizations: Snopes, PolitiFact, FactCheck.
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Even as matters of substance like the scope of the summit and the composition of the delegations are being sorted through, the two sides remain at odds over the logistical details, according to US and other officials familiar with the matter.
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There are more than 100 pairs of women's boots included in the sale, but we sorted through all of the boots and picked out the 15 best deals — from Madewell, Cole Haan, Tory Burch, and more — to save you time.
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For those who think the e-commerce behemoth could be the place for them, FlexJobs has sorted through its list of online postings to see what positions at Amazon offer great pay as well as a remote or telecommuting option.
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"Landlords are not in the business of providing housing," said Robert J. Willwerth, a lawyer who represents many of Philadelphia's Section 8 owners, as he sorted through a four-inch stack of legal papers in the city's bustling housing court.
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HB: A week off would be appreciated by the senators, I'm sure, but as the defense pointed out, that would be a hustle to get witnesses to post and documents turned over and sorted through in that short a time.
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While Bachelor lead Colton Underwood offered reluctant frontrunner Cassie Randolph the world — and Tayshia Adams at least went on her overnight fantasy suites date — Hannah was left to while away in some Portuguese hotel as her reality TV boyfriend sorted through his life.
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"No matter how hard it gets or how many feelings come up that are screaming at me to be processed and sorted through one day, I'm grounded by gratitude and promise not to give up on what I've started," her letter read.
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Made by a team at the Oxford Internet Institute (which makes a lot of cool stuff), "Africa on Wikipedia" sorted through an article dump in 2013 and filtered for articles in all languages related to distinct geographic "places" like towns, forests, and festivals.
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NEW ORLEANS — Late in the fourth quarter of the Golden State Warriors' game against the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday night, Eric Housen sensed that something was amiss as he sorted through gear in the visiting locker room at the Smoothie King Center.
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She won election to the Senate in 2012 running as someone who would be a tough critic of Wall Street and in 2014 even charged that President Obama's economic team "protected Wall Street" as it sorted through the carnage of the financial collapse.
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She sorted through her feelings by keeping a journal on her laptop ("I haven't gone back to read what I wrote in December and January; I'm afraid to") and undergoing intensive therapy that, as a psychology student, she strongly believes in and continues today.
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As businesses in the United States, China and beyond sorted through the details of the new U.S.-China trade agreements, many said they are disappointed that the 100-day plan missed larger issues such as overcapacity, forced technology transfer and equal treatment of U.S. companies.
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" However, he added as he sorted through a batch of works featuring hard and soft, pink and purple male protuberances, "I believe that it's okay for different parts of our identity to take the main focus at different times, but to let that happen naturally.
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As the agency has sorted through offers, trying to weigh production ability and costs, hospitals in New York and elsewhere are reporting a desperate need for more ventilators, which are critical in treating respiratory problems in a fast-rising tide of severe coronavirus cases.
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Since these discounted finds only have a sale-shelf life that lasts through Tuesday, February 19, we've sorted through and pulled out the biggest steals worth scooping up now — so scroll on to shop 20 home investment pieces for a fraction of their former price points.
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As Zer Gul, a local police commander, sorted through the body parts at the scene, in the Azra District of Logar Province, he concluded that nearly all the victims were police officers under his command, along with a few volunteers who were allies of the police force.
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A threesome of Japanese buyers sorted through racks of Ms. Bode's trademark patchwork jackets as a clutch of seamstresses furiously stitched samples behind tables piled high with the vintage textiles the designer favors and a production team huddled over laptops and empty cartons of Chinese takeout.
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Cassie, who left the show confused about her feelings, seemed to have sorted through them enough by then to agree that she also wanted to be with Colton — even if it was just as boyfriend and girlfriend for now taking things "day by day" as Colton kept saying.
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TechCrunch editors sorted through hundreds of applications and chose up to five exceptional startups to come to Disrupt Berlin that represent the best of each of these categories: AI/Machine Learning, Biotech/Healthtech, Blockchain, Fintech, Mobility, Privacy/Security, Retail/E-commerce, Robotics/IoT/Hardware, CRM/Enterprise and Education.
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The sounds he sorted through yielded ten minutes of usable raw material out of two hours worth of recordings, but over the years his archive expanded, as he was granted access to recordings from the Kennedy Space Center, the Very Large Array, the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, and more research facilities.
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I spent some time at home recently and sorted through all the shit I've stored in my nan's garage where that bookshelf now lives, supporting a dusty collection of VHS tapes, and let me tell you it is absolutely smothered—and I mean fucking caked, like highlighter on a Kardashian's cheekbone—with Bright Eyes lyrics.
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Even as fires still blazed Sunday morning at the bombing site, Iraq's machinery of grief was fully in motion: Hospitals tried to identify charred bodies, workers sorted through the rubble searching for more victims, and the first coffins were on their way to the holy city of Najaf and its vast cemetery, always expanding, where Iraq's Shiites bury their dead.
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Gauthier says that it was only in showing up, day after day, at a textile wholesale business in El Paso, Texas, where she sorted through pallets of used clothing and helped decide their final destination based on quality and style, that she came to earn her sources' trust in the course of her year and a half of anthropological fieldwork.
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"First they told me there were no records, which I knew was a lie because I helped make them," he said as he sorted through brittle and yellowing documents in his home office outside Springfield, Mo. On the wall was tacked a hand-drawn map he had used in the cleanup, marked with high radiation readings he had jotted in black ink.
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The next morning in the East Wing, a first lady who had spent years in the White House staying away from politics sorted through a thick sheaf of printed messages — a selection of the 22007 she had already received, an amount that would triple by the end of the day — and realized there was an unlikely finale for her. Mrs.
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And after Rebecca drove her sloshed, embarrassed husband back to Pittsburgh, he found himself in a brutal fight of a different kind: The couple turned up the volume and unloaded years of pent-up frustrations and anger and sacrifices and resentments on each other before Rebecca suggested that they separate, or at least get "some air" while they sorted through the freshly tumbled rubble of their relationship.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 85033 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (Mont.), the top Democrat on the panel, and committee Chairman Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-Ga.) sorted through the allegations against Jackson, the physician to the president, together and jointly decided to postpone Jackson's confirmation hearing.
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