As if to prove his point, he extracted from Sherry a promise to "follow in his footsteps" to wherever he had set a major work — Mexico, Liberia, Cuba, Vietnam, Haiti, the Congo, and numerous other inhospitable locations.
Asked directly if he had extracted the promise of an endorsement in return for raising teachers' salaries, Mr. Pataki answered a different question.
But he has talent and energy, and I just kept looking at a strapless black gown with an enormous train of pleated taffeta ruffles set in arcs -- sort of like a mythic snail -- and thinking there must be a wonderful modern dress in there somewhere, if he can extract it.
President Barack Obama said during his 2014 State of the Union address that natural gas, "if extracted safely," can be "the 'bridge fuel' that can power our economy with less of the carbon pollution that causes climate change".
Donaghy has said that Battista threatened him and his family if he tried to extract himself from the conspiracy.
Cameron might win points among sceptics for toughness, but that will rebound if he fails to extract terms they regard as better.
The morgue attendant thought it would only further mar his face if he tried to extract them.
In this study, we characterised newborn EEG seizures using the fundamental IFs extracted from the UQCCR database of 35 newborns.
If not even he can extract 7,000 settlers from Gaza, grim times lie ahead.
As for Mr. Andrews, some Democrats say that even if he had managed to extract a promise of support from Mr. Corzine, it may make little difference in the end.
