Sentence examples for extricate about from inspiring English sources

The International Committee of the Red Cross said it had been able to extricate about 10,000 people on intermittent boatlifts from the no-fire zone in recent months, while an estimated 35,000 civilians had managed to escape overland to government-held areas where they were being detained in camps.

The audience, kept in place until he was safely extricated, milled about awkwardly.

After being held hostage in her truck for nearly ten minutes by the mob, Benazir was extricated by about fifty security guards.

The Fed paid about $44 billion to extricate A.I.G.'s life insurance units from soured trades, and set up a special entity, Maiden Lane II, to buy the plunging mortgage securities for $20.8 billion.

Police called fire crews, which took about 20 minutes to extricate Crawshaw from his predicament, the Manchester Evening News reports.

It's an interesting film to set alongside Alex Gibney's 2013 documentary The Armstrong Lie, which was compromised by a certain complicity with its subject, though Gibney just about extricated himself midway through filming when the truth about Armstrong became known.

The actor adds: "There has probably always been this battle about how you extricate information from people.

Another was quoted as saying said talks had taken place about how to extricate the city from the process.

So we're having no debate about how to extricate ourselves from our biggest foreign policy mess and a cartoon debate — "I'm tough; he's not" — about everything else.

Presumably, he was holed up strategizing about how to extricate his News Corp. from the worst crisis it has faced since it nearly went bankrupt in the early nineties.

Apart from counseling my clients about how to extricate themselves from their marriages, I also provide them with guidance as to how they can begin again, stronger than they were before.