Sentence examples for then requisitioned from inspiring English sources
Then requisitioned the boots he'd spray-painted white.
Then requisitioned the boots… There is a cliché about Tom Waits, or, as he described it to me, an "oversimplification".
The First Division (Tyler's) was stationed on the north side of the Warrenton turnpike and on the eastern slope of the Centreville ridge just north of Centreville Crest Shopping Center, where an advance guard raided a Five Guys, then requisitioned disinfected bedrolls from Body & Brain Yoga/Tai-Chi/Meditation, where they encountered little resistance.
The police then requisitioned two bulldozers and their drivers, and razed the miners' temporary homes to the ground.
Then, requisitions have to follow a flow in order to send this request somewhere where there are computers, where there's good connectivity, so that we can enter the data".
The payment of the vouchers for the health facilities entailed a two stage process, in which vouchers were first of all collected from the facilities, and then requisitions for payment processed and delivered.
Then, as now, the poor were requisitioned to fight the wars which enrich the few, dying and suffering disproportionately.
However, when the United States entered World War I in April 1917, the entire American-Hawaiian fleet, including American, was requisitioned by the, which then returned the ships for operation by American-Hawaiian.
An architect renovates the house; at the end of the second world war, it's requisitioned by the Russian army; then, under the GDR, the architect has to flee for having done illegal business with the west.
However, when the United States entered World War I in April 1917, the entire American-Hawaiian fleet, including Pennsylvanian, was requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board, which then returned the ships for operation by American-Hawaiian.
Hanslope Park, a sprawling former manor estate, was requisitioned by the Ministry of Defence in 1941, and then used as an operational hub during World War II.
