Sentence examples for to extricate from from inspiring English sources

Lung cancer hastens his decline, and it becomes more and more important for his daughter to extricate from Haskell what he saw in the war.

Kimi Raikkonen, the 2007 world champion, was talked about as a replacement for Petrov in the off-season but the Finn drives for Citroen in the world rally championship and would be hard, and expensive, to extricate from any contract.

But the relatively rare materials that have become critical in some modern electronics are far more difficult to recycle because they are used in such miniscule amounts — and can be difficult to extricate from the increasingly complex and compact new technologies.

Caregiving, while rewarding, can be overwhelming especially when the emotional connection to a spouse or parent is difficult to extricate from their day-to-day personal care needs.

If people do not agree with a denomination, they need to extricate from said affiliation and join with those of like-mind; those of biblical affinity and allegiance.

Compounding the issue was the fact that Romero was unable to extricate from a contract for a different film project he had in negotiation at the time with MGM, and so his involvement with the film was severed and the development of an entirely new script was commissioned to other writers.

Venters had to extricate himself from a bases-loaded jam resulting from walks and a hit batsman.

It's difficult to extricate yourself from that".

The interviewer tries to extricate himself from the situation.

It took 48 hours to extricate myself from my life.

It's an open secret in Washington that Rumsfeld wants to extricate himself from Iraq.