It would be a pleasant change if our administration in Westminster, instead of descending into a state of denial about Iraq and Afghanistan, while sending thousands more troops into that area of conflict, set their minds on how they could
extricate themselves from what is a hellish and untenable situation.
Lessons from 9/11
Parker: Meredith's great flaw is that she doesn't know how to
extricate herself from things where other people might skillfully navigate through.
Stone in love: Sarah Jessica Parker joins the out director of Big Eden to talk about their gay-inclusive holiday comedy, The Family Stone
Opportunity finally gained enough traction over those 3 weeks to move a meter to
extricate itself from the sand.
Opportunity rolls out of Purgatory,
Civil law approval of a mockery of marriage can only make it more difficult for homosexuals to
extricate themselves from a gravely immoral union.
Letter to our Canadian bishops
He accepted the appalling racist behaviour of a few Everton fans, but seeks to deflect from this by suggesting Liverpool fans should be looked at Well, Mr Seddon should
extricate his head from the sand and acknowledge the coverage of the Heysel disaster and the violence at Millwall, both reported in the ECHO, which hardly leave Liverpool fans covered in glory!
You say: Short points
The car careered down an embankment and collided with a tree, trapping the driver so that firefighters had to use hydraulic rams to
extricate him.
Accident closes motorway
For all members of our Armed Forces currently involved in this mission to
extricate our oil from under their sand: a safe return, and yes, that does include our mine-sniffing dolphins.
The $25 million is mine
Though Arnell is financially independent, and no longer technically one of her mother's "girls," she is unable to
extricate herself from her past.
The Honey Well
The structure of Empire is circular rather than linear; it recalls Heidegger's hermeneutic circle and his effort to
extricate Western art from subject-object aesthetics.
Paul Sietsema: Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
Stated another way, they have attempted to
extricate artistic renditions of black male subjectivity from a virulent but culturally sanctioned notion of black maleness.
Black Male Fiction and the Legacy of Caliban. (Reviews)
respectfully but firmly requests all members of Congress to use appropriate constitutional authority in order to
extricate our nation from the threat to freedom posed by the United Nations.
Washington follows Idaho's lead. (Insider Report)
Rescue operations are continuing to
extricate passengers from the half-submerged vehicle, PTI said.
46 killed in bus accident in east India
has written 'The Beguiling Spirits' which recounts his ten-year spiritual battle to
extricate himself from the grip of a cult-like church.
New book describes author's ten-year spiritual struggle
But whereas Settis aims to follow the labyrinths of interpretations without being caught in them and to ultimately
extricate the work of art from its interpretive fortunes, Brilliant prefers to implicate the physical object in the trajectory of its own critical discourse.
My Laocoon: Alternative Claims in the Interpretation of Artworks
The gunman involved apparently let his hostages go after police told him that that was the only way he could
extricate himself from the situation.
Arkansas hostage incident ends peacefully