Sentence examples for requisitioning the from inspiring English sources

The outbreak of World War I led to the Admiralty requisitioning The Crystal Palace and the club was forced to move to the home of West Norwood F.C., Herne Hill.

Despite the peasants' detestation of the Soviet's grain requisitioning, the peasants, when forced to choose between Reds and Whites, chose the Reds.

Then requisitioned the boots he'd spray-painted white.

In China the state would just requisition the land, and let farmers go hang.

In that case, the writer could requisition the file from the court clerk's office or from the housing division.

Then requisitioned the boots… There is a cliché about Tom Waits, or, as he described it to me, an "oversimplification".

When the Khmer Rouge took the city, they requisitioned the Tuol Svay Prey High School as a centre for detention and torture.

For the location shooting, Huston requisitioned the Hispaniola – the ship previously used in Disney's Treasure Island – and sailed it to Youghal in Ireland.

When construction finished the French authorities requisitioned the building intending to use it as a refugee camp for only a couple of hundred of asylum seekers.

Had he arrived sooner, when the Russians requisitioned the hotel right after the war, he would have noticed that the Soviets turned the restaurant into horse stables.

But it did confront the central issue of whether the government should routinely requisition the personal communications records of virtually every American.