Sentence examples for extricate and from inspiring English sources

From there she tries to extricate and renew herself in a film that devotes too much energy to sustaining a mood of desolation at the expense of characterization and story but, Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times, nevertheless allows Ms. Cartlidge's "beautifully still performance, mournful one moment, defiant the next".

But meat from just about every other animal is discussed as well — the obvious quadrupeds, domestic and wild fowl — plus various pieces of offal, including lungs ("lights," in British butcher parlance), brains (a nightmare to extricate and, besides, one animal's taste pretty much the same as another's), and the other bits between nose and tail ("I usually have a cooked ear or two in the freezer").

Patient was able to self extricate and was ambulatory on scene.

This daily cleanser will exfoliate, extricate, and nourish your skin back to its full potential.

Once aliens gain footholds, they are nearly impossible to extricate, and the consequences for ecosystems can be devastating, Larson warns.

Our country's energy policy is stuck on dig, extricate and burn.

Still, he was extricated, and lived for some time after arriving at the Hall.

Yes, these too must be extricated and catalogued, lest they take up too much room in an already full heart.

For him, though, it's as if Oates, by extricating and writing down his secrets, is stealing his very life.

Digitally mediated experiences are thus no longer the province of fixed-line terminals; rather than projecting a virtual avatar of oneself into a synthetic environment, elements of that environment are extricated and placed into the physical domain.

The expedition was a military failure; Cyrus was killed at the Battle of Cunaxa north of Babylon, and the Greek army had to be extricated and brought back to the Black Sea region.