Sentence examples similar to extricate labor from inspiring English sources
A tipsy young jaywalker shook with giggles as her girlfriends labored to extricate her boot heel from a chain fence along the sidewalk.
"They're becoming imbedded in every labor market sector, in a mutual dependence so deep that you cannot extricate yourself from it," he said.
After unsuccessfully appealing to railway labor spokesmen to sanction a voluntary wage cut, the A.A.R. took this step in an effort to extricate the railroads of the country from their financial morass.
Economists are increasingly recognizing that the struggles of places like Japan and Italy to extricate themselves from economic slumps that began in the 1990s result in part from extreme "birth dearths" that have shrunk labor pools, dried up consumer spending and made businesses staffed by older employees more risk-averse.
How did you extricate yourself?
So how to extricate himself?
They were able to extricate the car.
It just became impossible for me to extricate myself, or even try and extricate myself".
But he was unable to extricate himself.
