wade through

I never liked history at school. I found it very hard to wade through all that boring stuff about wars and revolutions.

Our aim is to provide a very basic cheat sheet so you can at least wade through the basics and talk to the salespeople intelligently.

It is often hard to wade through the satellite data and make sense of it.

If you managed to wade through that, maybe you are thinking that Twitter, not Google, is the enemy of human intellectual progress.

To solve that, you'd have to wade through piles of instruction manuals written in an engineer's alien English.

It took me at least three months to wade through The Decline of the West.

To understand JAXP's parsing and validation features, you'll wade through very little tricky material.

The Web may be the greatest archive of all time, but sites that lack a coherent structure make it impossible to wade through information.

search technology provides users with a powerful tool to wade through the vast amounts of data.

People wade through law all day long.

Each evening, he would wade through columns of Parliamentary reports.

Few trends are like this: one usually has to wade through many poor examples to find the tasty ones.

It was a very long report. It took me three hours to wade through.

They need resumes to find candidates to fill job openings, but they often have to wade through piles of poorly written work histories.

How can I wade through that and talk with you?

Google users grumble at having to wade through reams of such articles to find ones that are really informative.

Thumbs-up and smiles, filthy but happy Tough Guy competitors wade through a muddy obstacle on Sunday, Jan.

eg. I've finally managed to wade through that boring book I had to read.

I suppose the appeal is not having to wade through pages and pages of people who have clearly used their police mugshot for their profile.

For some reason or other man looks for the miracle, and to accomplish it he will wade through blood.

The more you cannot extricate oneself, let's wade through space is divided into organic, similar to the balcony.

Maybe yours is one of 200 letters they have to wade through.

Needless to say, Mr Gates didn't wade through mud for the final miles.

If you're like me, you're always on the go and never have time to wade through all the emails that clog up your inbox.

I've managed to wade through that boring book I had to read.

Evacuees wade through a flooded area following heavy monsoon rains in Peshawar on Saturday, July 31, 2010.

Few readers will wade through strings of previous messages.

Indeed, Wall Street has had its own alphabet soup to wade through in the past year.

We HAD to wade through the river to the opposite bank.

The application process is tedious at best, with over 250 pages of information to wade through, including a 10-page application form.

They travel by boats and motorcycles, and wade through mud.

Impermeable across men and women love the people means that the deep love hope, and wade through water on behalf of sweet and happyly date.

Survivors wade through floodwater to return their home in Sujawat, Sindh province, Southern Pakistan, Sept 4, 2010.

The cold is too awful for anything, and the snow will soon be too deep for us to wade through.

It's finding a quick and fair way to wade through the resumes.

But that is what Prince William would face week in, week out, had he the time and inclination to wade through the royal press cuttings.

If you're at that level, you may wade through many jobs below your experience level.

I realize it appears simple enough, but there is a lot of red tape to wade through.

wade through the vicissitudes of 5000 years, creating a splendid culture in history