Sentence examples for while trying to extricate from inspiring English sources

And Colombia's government, locked in a grinding guerrilla war while trying to extricate itself from its worst recession in 70 years, says it needs immediate trade preferences to save jobs, especially in the textile industry.

A police officer also suffered minor injuries to his arm while trying to extricate one of the drivers, she said.

The likelihood you will accidentally kill someone, either by negligence with your weapon, or by shooting a bystander while trying to extricate yourself from danger, go up exponentially.

Instead, what they see is a troubled Israel yearning for peace with its Arab neighbors, while unsuccessfully trying to extricate itself from over four decades of occupation over the Palestinians.

The Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, was massively compromised and got himself into an almighty pickle trying to extricate Vettel from the mess while protecting his own integrity as the leader of the team.

The two sides in court today were both appealing that decision, but with opposing goals: Mr. Duvalier's lawyers were trying to extricate him from an embezzlement trial, while the victims were seeking justice on the human-rights charges.

Yet while Christina says she has spent most of her life trying to extricate herself from her mother's control, it seems the two are locked in a perpetual grim embrace.

She might as well have been trying to extricate a bulldog's teeth from her leg.

The band then started their set and I was still trying to extricate myself.

To make matters worse, Colombia is trying to extricate itself from a recession.

As a result, Amtrak began quietly trying to extricate itself from the project.