Sentence examples for extricating it from from inspiring English sources

Dividend growth has slowed as a result; on May 6th NAB announced it would issue A$5.5 billion ($4.4 billion) in new shares, though some of that will go towards extricating it from its misfiring British subsidiary, Clydesdale Bank, which it wants to spin off.

Last year, he, Bell, and the firm's co-founder, Piers Pottinger, a City of London PR veteran, organised a management buyout of the company, extricating it from the bigger communications conglomerate Chime.

Murnau's killer move was to take expressionist design and render it truly disturbing by extricating it from the painted sets of a film such as The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1919) and applying to the exterior world.

It looks excruciatingly delicate — those are real dandelion seeds — and comes with precise instructions on how to extricate it from its box.

This, of course, would not do at all, so the company engaged an Oriental-language specialist to extricate it from its dilemma.

Clarke is the current excavator of Sterkfontein, and the initial discoverer of the "Little Foot" skeleton that has garnered so much publicity as he has patiently extricated it from its unforgiving rocky matrix over the past decade or so; and Partridge was a leading geologist of the caves until his tragic early death as the book went to press.

Na, an American who is ranked 64th in the world, could not remember how many strokes he had taken after he repeatedly slashed at his ball in a small forest of live oak trees during a seemingly futile attempt to extricate it from the dense undergrowth.

If you decide it is too much, then you'll need to start extricating yourself from it, no matter how much your partner tries to get back with you.