Sentence examples for extracting yourself from inspiring English sources

Extracting yourself involves teaming up with fellow inmates to identify clues and solve various puzzles.

And for those who already have electronic postage software, the hardest part of card-sending now might be extracting yourself from your chair to go to the mailbox.

There's something, however, about extracting yourself from your daily life in such a manner, that draws me, as if hitting the pause button for nine hours.

Instead, this is a guide to extracting yourself from painful conversations* and bringing the best out of unfortunate dudes.

It's also effective to write down all your communications with your spirit guide, after extracting yourself from your trance state.

"Xi is reading what I'm confident Xi believes," the official said, though their engagements remain stilted: "There's still a cadence that is very difficult to extract yourself from in these exchanges. . . .

" 'The Boondocks' is very edgy," Mr. James said, "but it has some great points, too, and if you can extract yourself from how edgy it is, you can find that point and you can use it".

If you feel you are getting sucked into hurtful gossip, find a way to extract yourself gracefully.

If your contract is ending soon anyway, then you are obviously going to have to work in order to remain solvent, but be aware that researching careers requires commitment and it may be more difficult to extract yourself from a stop-gap job than you envisage.

If you need to extract yourself then do so.

"You're supposed to extract yourself from the emotion of the story.