| The first thing he did was to commandeer three aircraft on display at the National Exhibition in Bern. |
| For decades the concrete army had been allowed to commandeer all open spaces, and illegal encroachments had done the rest. |
| For make no mistake, terrorism is the enemy of the state, out to destroy the state or to commandeer it for evil purposes. |
| The People's Liberation Army could commandeer an enormous range of civilian assets that would contribute directly to its capabilities. |
| These laws already give police sweeping powers to take control of services and commandeer buildings and equipment. |
| So, after some plotting, the pair commandeer an ice cream truck and hit the road with granny chilling in the freezer. |
