Sentence examples for be commandeered from inspiring English sources
verb
To seize for military use.
A strong merchant fleet meant lots of boats that could be commandeered during times of war.
That stopped the show because someone had to be commandeered to carve it.
In another talk, Stuart McClure, McAfee's chief technology officer, demonstrated how easily a diabetic's insulin pump could be commandeered by hackers.
ON Monday night, Madison Square Garden will be commandeered by five young men from across the Atlantic and their fervent faithful.
The president of the L.I.R.R. says the signs are helpful because they can be commandeered in emergencies and turned to good use.
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.
Fighters from the so-called Islamic State were said to be commandeering civilian vehicles as they attempted to flee the city.
The hills were commandeered For gravemounds.
It had been commandeered by firemen.
Sometimes the pleasure-reward system has been "commandeered".
That building has now been commandeered by the Iraqi Army.
