Sentence examples for extricate them from from inspiring English sources

Masterful with private clients, he was a man who would extricate them from whatever problem they had dug for themselves.

He remembers chasing the huts around when the wind blew, refereeing fights between 500-pound sows who had laid claim to the same hut and trying to extricate them from the deep mud wallows.

One comment said of black people: "One can extricate them from the jungle, but one CANNOT purge the jungle from THEM", while another said: "I do wish they'd keep their violence and savagery within their own communities".

The McCains retaliated by enlisting John Dowd, a Washington lawyer who had helped extricate them from an earlier scandal, when McCain was one of five senators accused of interfering with the 1989 federal investigation of Charles Keating, Jr., the disgraced chairman of the failed Lincoln Savings & Loan Association.

In the case of cybersecurity, goodwill from neighbors will not be enough to keep bad actors out of systems, or extricate them from our lives once compromised.

We can't extricate them from our lives, from our psyches.

Anna Frebel has unearthed some of the oldest stars in the universe, meticulously extricating them from the billions of stellar grains in the sky.

At the end of a round of the dancing, a committeeman extricated them from the crowd and got them up on the platform.

Greene housed half a dozen of his neighbors, who live in single-story homes, until volunteers came by on a boat Sunday night, extricated them from a second-story window, and ferried them to emergency shelters.

During the summer and fall of 2009 (21 July to 21 October) and the summer of 2010 (16 April to 23 July), 25 upland Crawfish Frogs (12 in 2009, 13 in 2010; one animal each year was sampled twice) were swabbed after extricating them from their crayfish burrows [97].

It irritated him that Doug and Lindsey had not yet done something to extricate them all from this.