Sentence examples for As commandeered from inspiring English sources
All along, Hillary has argued that the gap between her and Bernie is nothing compared with the gap between both of them and the Republican party--especially as commandeered by Donald Trump.
Some of his greatest achievements include the Kamikaze theft and crash landing of three airplanes (with no flight training) as well as commandeering a couple boats.
Rather than emulate previous high jinks such as commandeering a television camera to pan across the exultant faces of his public or producing a mobile to pose for a selfie in front of Roma's Curva Sud, the forward simply walked rather glumly to the centre circle holding three fingers aloft.
Some, in Utah for instance, are opting-out because they see the new tests as commandeering their God-given right to direct their child's education.
Ms. Apfelbaum has as usual commandeered the floor but is also trying a new tack.
Mr. Soboleff, who was born in Killisnoo in 1882, the son of the town's well-regarded Russian Orthodox priest (Slide 9), set out to document his community almost as soon as he commandeered his family's small Kodak camera as a teenager.
("Wagner, perhaps?" shouted a young man as he commandeered a piano).
That is why I was amazed, a few months ago, when my mouth behaved as if commandeered by someone else, and a pretty blunt someone else at that.
The Saudi royals can fairly be criticized for fecklessly looking the other way as clerics commandeered schools and preached poisonous nonsense about foreigners.
We fairly ripped through the detail in the hunt for Pippa's killer and Lisa's whereabouts as Hardy commandeered Miller's car (and her to drive it) and went clue-searching.
