Sentence examples for I commandeered from inspiring English sources
There my friends and I commandeered a makeshift bench under a lonely tree in the sand.
I commandeered sandwich duty, using hearty stick-to-your-ribs whole grain bread and roasted vegetables instead of my mother's 1950's-style 1950's-stylecarbohydrates.
My 10-year-old daughter settled into her own perch in a window seat in the middle row, and my wife and I commandeered the front buckets.
Such is the power of a good book that last winter, 10 years later, I commandeered my friend Susan to join me for a week in Corfu as a kind of Durrell pilgrimage.
I've had all kinds of arrangements, different tables, small reproduction desks in the window, but finally I commandeered, purely on account of its surface area, this very plain Habitat dining table and set my chair looking into the room so I wouldn't be distracted by what might be going on in the street.
Should I commandeer the CB radio on our boat and blow the shofar, the ram's horn, across the airwaves?
We pick it up exactly where we left off: I commandeer the boat and they catch me and everybody goes back to shore.
I commandeer a three-year-old, who appears to live in the same house as I do, and (mostly) doesn't hate me yet.
But the returns are miniscule, and unless I commandeer a supercomputer or a global botnet to do the legwork, I'd be better off mining loose change from the backs of old sofas.
I had commandeered my husband, Victor, and some friends to come along.
