Sentence examples for To be commandeered from inspiring English sources
That stopped the show because someone had to be commandeered to carve it.
It also sends the network addresses of all the infected machines to a designated location on the Internet, permitting those machines to be commandeered remotely.
For one thing, the physicality of his performance has an immediate appeal: he makes the piano seem almost like a natural extension of himself rather than a mechanism to be commandeered.
Like the slightly bigger Faraway Tree inhabitants, Blyton's fairies abut the workaday world; like the Wombles and the Borrowers, they make use of the detritus abandoned by humans, often rewarding the children who generously allow their toys to be commandeered.
These screens have uncovered hundreds of human genes not previously known to be commandeered by the virus during infection.
Other buildings around the city had to be commandeered to absorb the overflow from the castle itself.
Fighters from the so-called Islamic State were said to be commandeering civilian vehicles as they attempted to flee the city.
She has found a soul mate in Ms. Armstrong, now the P.T.A. president, who is as likely to be commandeering Ms. Chévere's desk, fielding calls, as the principal herself.
He duly tilted the party to the left and set it on the path to the defeat that, two weeks on, it is now only beginning to digest.Yet once again the unions and in particular Unite, the largest, which gave Labour £19m ($30m) over the past five-year parliament appear to be commandeering the party.
President Lee initially resisted calls for him to resign the party post, saying he did not want to leave the party -- and its assets -- vulnerable to being commandeered by people from outside.
Today, some scientists wonder if the finely attuned pattern-seeking capabilities of the brain, which enable us to appreciate music, might be commandeered to help us make sense of complex data – perhaps to find regularities that are not evident to the eye or even to ordinary mathematical analysis.
