extricate

The meeting seemed to be endless, but I extricated myself by saying I had to catch a plane.

She extricated herself from the couch cushions. "I'm gonna see what photos I got, " she said.

She extricated herself from her mingled impulse to deny and question .

The party has extricated itself from big parts of their lives, and relative wealth has broadened horizons.

In just four years, he extricated the firm from consumer electronics and reinvented it as a provider of technical services to media firms.

The wrecked ear had to be lifted from the ditch before the driver could be extricated.

The wrecked car had to be lifted before the driver could be extricated.

She felt a hopelessness of their even being extricated together from that forlorn place.

The two great-coated gentlemen had extricated themselves from the river, and shaken their ears like huge water-dogs.

The heroine Susan struggled with the dilemma of being ego-missing and ego-finding. At last she got extricated by kill herself.

You can put poison in the dish, so that I will be extricated from the predicament and you will be able to report your accomplishment.

He extricated himself from a difficult situation.

Eg. He was pleased that at last he was extricated.

I extricated myself and went to talk to a journalist friend who had also recently lost his job.

On Using Plant Extricated Gases of Chlor-Alkali to Produce Highly Pure Hydrogen with the Method of Low Temperature Absorptive Technology

extricated himself from an embarrassing situation;

extricated oneself from an embarrassing situation

Thoughts on the SOEs Extricated from Difficult Positions