Sentence examples for extracting themselves from from inspiring English sources

It's a fight that does neither any good and yet they seem incapable of extracting themselves from a pointless standoff.

And then there are the "career" moves: cancelling an entire tour in May of 2012 and then extracting themselves from a contract with Epic Records and releasing an album called "No Love Deep Web" for free on the Web, with an image of an erect penis on the cover.

Because of the realism of the scenario, animatrons were used instead of human actors to simulate survivors incapable of extracting themselves from the disaster area.

People have already used cell phones to extract themselves from predicaments as dramatic as being lost on a mountain.

It's remarkable and scary to watch Republican leaders trying to extract themselves from the box they're in.

Certain fig trees can "walk" on their stilt roots to extract themselves from an overly shady spot, or escape from under a tree that has fallen on them.

Three jihadists, though, have said they would like more sustained help to extract themselves from an environment of which they no longer want to be a part.

Partition would formalise what is fast happening on the ground, allowing the Americans to extract themselves from the task of trying to keep Iraqis from killing each other.

But in the early 1990s they began to extract themselves from the Samsung group and to assemble more focused firms of their own.

But he worries that the Republican candidates for President who have spoken harshly about illegal immigrants will find it difficult to extract themselves from the box they've sealed themselves in.

Their continuing prominence seems also to reflect the tactics of lightly manned Special Forces units engaged in counterterrorism operations, who must rely on air cover to extract themselves from ambushes and the like.