| After a besetment of twenty-four days, Iberville succeeded in extricating his vessel from the ice and passed into the bay. |
| It's a week of mad, mad chatterboxes so get creative about extricating yourself from unwanted conversations. |
| They don't believe the Government has a viable strategy for extricating the country from the mess left by neoliberalism. |
| Besides prevention, other challenges included extricating young people from the clutches of perpetrators and helping survivors heal. |
| With studied patience and precision, he poised the loop on a pencil and flattened its creases, extricating the tape from extinction. |
| Will you not tolerate an IGC with the sole purpose of extricating Member States from pledges to promote referendums? |
