| Soldiers had local residents extricate the bodies and then flattened the house with bulldozers, witnesses said. |
| You need to extricate yourself from management and turn it over to people who are good at it. |
| Or maybe she was sucked into a maelstrom of organised crime, from which only he could extricate her. |
| He would have to be a very smooth talker to extricate himself from this tangle. |
| Suppose that the government of a country in the euro area gets into fiscal trouble, from which it cannot extricate itself. |
| Only with the cunning of the fox can you extricate yourself from these grim precincts. |
