Sentence examples for extricate that from inspiring English sources

Can I truly extricate that from the other side of the piece, which says it utterly objectifies women and discounts everything else that you hope to stand for through your work?

Even though I will from time-to-time slip and refer to something as "best" practices, I am attempting to extricate that phrase from my vocabulary.

And, if you are the type of person who needs to extricate that random stump or occasionally tow a neighbor's sedan out of a snow bank, you'll have that ability with the Pathfinder without the fear of damaging the frame or overheating the tranny.

And extricating that analysis from the opinion leaves too little that might warrant reaching a different conclusion than did the trial court.

They assisted in treating and transporting back to Bellevue the few trapped crush victims who were found and extricated that night.

Then, to make matters worse, two of her colleagues broke into police files to extricate evidence that might have implicated this rogue cop with wrong doing.

He had gone down facing upstream with water pouring into his waders and was extricated from that position by his guide, John Marshall.

Lib Dem MP Martin Horwood said the report had got "stuck in someone's in-tray" and should be "extricated", adding that the debate on immigration needed more facts and less rhetoric.

After being extricated from that "interesting" adventure by Governor Richardson, Early has continued in aviation, except for a short hiatus working with the Department of Military Affairs and the New Mexico National Guard.

The Weinstein Company had optioned the film rights to In the Heights, so Miranda is endeavouring to extricate himself from that.

These days, doctors are working with a precise map of the brain they're operating on, and they can use that to successfully extricate dangerous tumors that sit near important brain regions, like ones that control speech, motor function or memory.