Sentence examples for requisitioning at from inspiring English sources

"The trip kicked off with the Chinese government requisitioning, at the last minute, the chartered train from Beijing to the Mongolian border.

The property for the first, in the Bavarian Alps, was originally requisitioned at the point of an M-1 by the 10th Armored Division.

See http://www.bcm.edu/geneticlabs/tests.cfm, for a list of prenatal tests that can be requisitioned at Baylor College of Medicine.

Without the government requisitioning grain at levels far beyond the capacity of the Ukrainian peasantry to fulfill, Professor Motyl said, there would have been no famine.

In 1915 the Olympic was requisitioned as a troop ship.

But here, in this requisitioned pub at the fraying edge of the city, they clamour again for my attention and celebration.

She was requisitioned from Norway at the beginning of World War I, but was not completed until 1918 although she had been launched over three years earlier.

Seafood was plentiful, too: an account book shows that thirteen varieties, from salmon to smelts, were requisitioned in a month at Kew.

It was briefly a hotel and country club, before being requisitioned by the Army at the outbreak of the Second World War.

In clinical practice, patients are usually given the FOBT through a laboratory requisition at their periodic health examination (PHE), provided the FOBT card from the physician's support staff, or given it directly by their family physician and instructed to return it to the laboratory after they have completed it (unpublished observations; KC).

The authorities were requisitioning their farmland for development.