Sentence examples for extract ourselves from inspiring English sources

"We need to extract ourselves from the sticky amber that freezes things in time," he said.

It wouldn't have dawned on any of us to cut off an arm with a pocketknife to extract ourselves from a thousand-pound boulder.

To extract ourselves from that threat with possibly expensive countermeasures, we would give up enjoyable consumption or investments yielding future enjoyable output in order to increase military spending.

Beyond the nightmares, though, lies a whole world of dicey moments and wrong turns from which we eventually have to learn to extract ourselves.

The demarcation of a specialized space for work means that we can more readily give ourselves over to it (and, just as important, fully extract ourselves when it's time to stop).

"He wants [Willie's Reserve] to be something that's reflective of his passion... to be a bright light amongst this trail as we're trying to extract ourselves from the goo of prohibition.

Or as Philip Hammond, the incoming chancellor of the exchequer, observed earlier in the week, extracting ourselves from the European Union could take six years, reminding dreamers that Brexit will be like living in an even crappier version of the Phantom Menace for more than half a decade.

That may be the only hope of ever capturing the "Sheikh" and extracting ourselves from the wilds of South Asia.

We may have finally extracted ourselves from our own dysfunctional relationships and are enjoying new found freedoms being single.

I'd guess Obama's frustration when he made his statement came from the fact that these more divisive issues take focus and attention off the nation's most pressing crises: restoring those jobs, improving the economy, and extracting ourselves from this costly war, justified by faulty intelligence, which we should never have started in the first place.

Eventually we'll be able to extract value for ourselves.