Examples of using To extricate in English and their translations into Swedish
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Thanks to extricate.
They are tight around the calves however are beginning to extricate a bit.
We need to extricate him, Right away.
My lawyers are trying to extricate him.
You need to extricate yourself from her, or you will be destroyed, too.
Or you will be destroyed, too. You need to extricate yourself from her.
To extricate Americans from Vietnam without seeming to surrender. He had to find a way.
But it is determined to extricate itself from this terrible condition.
This is the trap from which Man has seemingly been unable to extricate himself.
It took paramedics two hours to extricate his body from the wreckage.
To extricate from his brutal control,
qualified enough to extricate bone grafts from a cadaver.
If the fund wished to extricate itself from its investment earlier, the Commission would receive 10% of the profit made.
We try to extricate Samira, they probably resist,
I had been dealing for over seven years… trying to extricate my dad from guardianship and conservatorship.
because there is a much quicker way to extricate your PC.
And now you have come up with a feeble excuse to extricate yourself from a potentially enjoyable social engagement.
if the person were dead nothing further should be done to extricate the body.
it was a task to extricate the kids from the pool at meal times.
men also have caught numerous of them, unable to extricate themselves.
I told them that the patient still had a pulse and we need to extricate him and to transfer him to a nearby hospital.
from which it is often possible to extricate them.
He had to find a way without seeming to surrender. to extricate Americans from Vietnam.
Confronting the Past All Jews who really want to extricate themselves from the tyranny of the totalitarian Jewish past must face the question of their attitude towards the popular anti-Jewish manifestations of the past,
the other side becomes the weaker, when each tries to extricate himself on his own as advantageously as he possibly can.
it needs to extricate itself from the toils of joint Franco-German government,
Luckily the close proximity to the police station allowed for a fairly rapid response by border police to extricate the rest of our team.
at a time when Europe is slowly attempting to extricate itself from the economic crisis,
will espouse his cause so as to extricate him from the same whether he be right or wrong.