Sentence examples for had to be commandeered from inspiring English sources

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

Other buildings around the city had to be commandeered to absorb the overflow from the castle itself.

But regardless whether of chondroitin or of chitin origin, an ancient chondroitinase enzyme sequence seems to have been commandeered to catalyze the cleavage of the new hyaluronan substrate.

Meanwhile, airstrikes targeting civilian infrastructure thought to have been commandeered by Islamic State forces have resulted in hundreds of casualties, according to the report, which acknowledges that "ISIL deliberately bases itself in civilian areas" and "use civilians and civilian infrastructure as shields".

Actually, it has been suggested that, in the course of transforming from a proteobacterial endosymbiont to mitochondria, some of the pre-existing protein translocation apparatus of the endosymbiont appears to have been commandeered, with molecular chaperones such as mHsp70 and Oxa1 derived from the bacterial chaperones DnaK and YidC, respectively [ 3].

It later transpired that this was the band, who had left their wagon when it had been commandeered to carry the injured Huskisson.

One of the exhibition galleries seems to have been commandeered by a large ball composed of sticks knitted together.

"It drives me absolutely stark raving fucking bonkers that Chekhov seems to have been commandeered by middle-class Englishness," says the Scot.

Many of the vehicles themselves appeared to have been commandeered by looters, including bulldozers and backhoes, city buses, garbage trucks and at least one fire truck.

The same strategy seems to have been commandeered by malignant cells.

The plane on a fight from Thailand to Kuwait had been commandeered over the southern Arabian Gulf and forced to land at Iran's Mashhad airport, where it apparently took on a load of extra hijackers, weapons and ammunition.