| It's a week of mad, mad chatterboxes so get creative about extricating yourself from unwanted conversations. |
| In truth, if Gil has a skill for extricating himself from such embroilment it is only because he is forever landing himself in it, whether in football or not. |
| With studied patience and precision, he poised the loop on a pencil and flattened its creases, extricating the tape from extinction. |
| The carrion crow on the top of the gate is an example of his ingenuity in extricating himself from a difficulty. |
| Today, we are in a situation from which we are incapable of extricating ourselves. |
| The only challenge was extricating the car from over-full car parks and verges. |
