Sentence examples for he extricates from inspiring English sources
He extricates himself but has a 15-footer for par.
He extricates himself with some more impressive serving, but he's living dangerously here.
By the time he extricates himself, the skin on his face has been torn off, together with his ears.
He extricates himself from my embrace, saying he's just come in 'to do the till rolls in the kitchen next door, if I don't mind'.
According to the Daily Telegraph's David Robson, "Holloway became pigeonholed as a decent man who would have made an excellent social worker, but should never have been made a bishop … How elegantly he extricates himself from the pigeonhole!
He's played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who lets his hair and beard grow and lets his acting chops hang out, as he extricates himself from the ranks of aging teen stars and makes a feature-length reel of his range; he shows off impressive training in a role that is nothing but a collection of gestures.
How can he extricate himself without being killed?
He extricated himself with great difficulty and barely managed to escape the enemy.
He extricated the franchise from years of misery and mismanagement and restored respect.
In September 1943 he extricated Italy from World War II by arranging an armistice with the Allies.
Jones arrived in London from Cape Town (where he extricated himself from a contract with the Stormers) on Wednesday night.
