Sentence examples for commandeered to from inspiring English sources

Less powerful rockets used by weather forecasters were commandeered to take the men supplies.

One practice was interrupted when the players were commandeered to help lay the drainage pipes.

That stopped the show because someone had to be commandeered to carve it.

The concept is so repellent to national sentiment that an English word has been commandeered to describe it: dumping.

The students, from Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers Collegee, disappeared after police gunmen attacked buses the students had commandeered to attend demonstrations.

His popularity is universal, but his death was commandeered to mark a milestone in African-American history.

This process, known as membrane fusion, allows the RNA of the virus to gain access to the host cell's molecular machinery, which it commandeers to produce multiple copies of itself and to direct the assembly of new virus particles.

Ernesto said the students had gone to Iguala to commandeer buses to transport them to a future protest, a practice usually tolerated by the bus companies.

The students, from a radical teacher training college about two hours' drive away, were in Iguala to commandeer buses to use in a later protest.

And he presumes that Wikipedia will not eventually be overcome by minority interests that wish to commandeer entries to present their own views.

Surviving students, from the radical teacher training college in Ayotzinapa, about two hours' drive away, said they were in Iguala to commandeer buses to use in future protests.