The last military establishment--the Thomas M. England General Hospital, which consisted of two large requisitioned hotels--was evacuated last September, and this spring's Easter parade on the boardwalk was the first since 1941 in which uniforms were not predominant.
This strategy necessitated a thorough knowledge of the terrain of the theatre of war, especially as quick movement precluded adequate supplying of his armies without a large amount of requisitioning in the area of operations.
A shortage of housing led the British to requisition a large number of the buildings that remained standing and the resident Germans were put into billets.
In 1985 she backed into launching a jewelry business, Maximal Art, with a friend whose designs hit it big after the Thompson Twins requisitioned a large order for their world tour.
We arrived at a village called Great Yeldham where the army had requisitioned a large house as a battery headquarters.
In August, the Dorking and Horley District Council requisitioned 'Thornbury' — a large house in Massey Rd, to be the W.V.S headquarters.
As a large, ocean-going ferry, The Scotia was requisitioned by the Royal Navy, and gained the prefix HMS Scotia.
By 2 October, all military leave had been cancelled, and urgent preparations were under way to send a large expeditionary force to the Cape, with horses and supplies being requisitioned and mobilised.
A large house, Knotley Hall, which stood to the south of the airfield was requisitioned for use as the officer's accommodation.
Of the millions of possible Harvard Chart of Accounts (CoA) combinations (called CCIDs), a large number is selected and loaded to Fieldglass nightly so that they are available when requisitioning a contingent worker.
There a large flat-bottomed barge, ordinarily used for carrying buffalo, camels, and the occasional wedding party across the river, would have been requisitioned for the day.
