commandeer

He does have problems to work on, including a tendency to let giant personalities commandeer his show.

In the mood to commandeer a Boeing 727 and demand half a million dollars in ransom?

Surely he never intended to commandeer the courthouses of Kabul where we would square off against the Taliban—lawyer to lawyer.

They now commandeer well-organized battalions of volunteers who could turn out voters for Obama.

I only hope they wont want to commandeer it for carrying soldiers down to the Serbian border.

"I think I shall commandeer you and your dogcart," he said to Roger.

I am most confident of that, since I am about to commandeer the Poet.

Sherman tried to commandeer those flintlock muskets from the Mexican war--several thousand of them--but Coleman got them first.

The king's messengers could commandeer any subject's property, giving a receipt.