Sentence examples for she would extricate from inspiring English sources

If no marriage proposal was forthcoming, she would extricate herself, citing her duty to patients who needed her more.

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

However, embassy officials in Beirut said they had seen little that would extricate Assad from a fast-escalating crisis.

A sale would extricate the Bronfman family from dominance of the business and bring them healthy gains.

Soon his pokings would produce a large, sparking pop, the engine would start, and Sergei would extricate himself from the machinery, eyebrows a bit singed.

In the 1968 primaries, candidate Richard Nixon was searching for a way to promise he would extricate the U.S. from its increasingly unpopular involvement in Vietnam.

Vodafone reached a tentative agreement on how it would extricate its stake in Verizon Wireless -- valued at $20 billion to $26 billion -- last week, the executives said.

During the show's first half, Byrd would extricate himself from his electric organ for a solo singing spot, replete with athletic footwork and let-me-hear-you-say-yeah! exhortations.

If 2011 was dominated by events unfolding in Athens, the agenda of almost every international gathering in 2012 focused on how Madrid would extricate itself from the debt trap that had already claimed Ireland, Portugal and Greece.

They clambered out of a variety of holes with great tenacity, skill and spirit and after 39 overs against West Indies at Eden Gardens it looked as if they would extricate themselves once more.

When they were called into a domestic situation, officers would extricate the man for a walk around the block and then return to the job of fighting what they perceived as "real crime".