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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The carpenter used a mister to separate the sawdust from the wood chips.
The archaeologist used a mister to sift through the soil in search of ancient artifacts.
The jeweler used a mister to sift through the gemstones and separate them by size.
The construction site has a mister for sifting sand to be used in cement production.
The laboratory has a specialized mister for sifting fine powders used in chemical experiments.
The mechanic used a mister to sift through a pile of nuts and bolts to find the right size for the repair.
The mining company utilizes a large mister to sift through rocks and extract precious minerals.
The pharmaceutical company employs a mister to sift through raw materials and ensure purity in their drug production.
Excuse me, mister, can you tell me what platform the train to London is departing from?
I'm sorry to bother you, mister, but do you know when the next bus is coming?
The mister of the house provides for his family.
The mister of the house is responsible for the safety of his family.
The mister over there looks like he's in a hurry.
Mister, would you like to order now or would you like some more time to decide?
Excuse me, mister, can you recommend a good book to read?
Could you please step aside, mister? I need to get through.
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