Sentence examples for extricate him from from inspiring English sources

They claimed Millar on waivers on Tuesday and will try to extricate him from a Japanese contract he signed.

Mr. Chávez may believe he has new close friends to help extricate him from the turmoil roiling his country.

The two sides in court today were both appealing that decision, but with opposing goals: Mr. Duvalier's lawyers were trying to extricate him from an embezzlement trial, while the victims were seeking justice on the human-rights charges.

Murphy initially ruled himself out of the role because he is tied to a long-term deal with Twofour, but it is understood Sky's lawyers managed to extricate him from the contract.

Wodehouse's most revealing wartime letters are the series that he wrote to Anga von Bodenhausen, an aristocratic widow who took him in as a house-guest and helped extricate him from his broadcasting agreement.

She wants to marry him in secret and to extricate him from the movement that gives his life meaning, but is hemmed in by the ever more intrusive police state, which her father-confessor serves as an informant.

He is a strikeout pitcher, and his ability to summon a big pitch is what extricated him from what could have been severe trouble in the third.

Meanwhile, a live recording of Joel's song "Captain Jack" caught the attention of Columbia Records executives, who extricated him from his contract.

In the very beginning, prison granted Tupac a sort of grace, extricating him from the manic, overcharged existence he had created for himself.

In advising Perot about the sale of his company, Electronic Data Systems, to General Motors, and then extricating him from what turned out to be an unhappy corporate marriage, Marty had saved Perot a great deal of money.

His decision not to seek re-election extricates him from the family business of politics, which began in the 1870s when his great-great-grandfather Henry Lippitt was governor of Rhode Island.