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Meanings of constant requisition in English
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Usage of constant requisition in English
1
The progress of events around them kept their services in constant requisition.
2
The musical abilities of Vivian Yorke were afterwards kept in constant requisition.
3
Knives were in constant requisition; more than once I dyed my hands in blood.
4
The library is large, well selected, and in constant requisition.
5
Troops were marshalling secretly all over Spain; the armorers and smiths were in constant requisition.
6
The public gardens were besieged; fans fluttered everywhere; iced-beer and pezzi duri were in constant requisition.
7
His black cap is in constant requisition.
8
At my house, too, I used to keep a bottle of gin, which was in constant requisition.
9
Sam Smatch, too, aided not a little, and his fiddle was in constant requisition to keep up their spirits.
10
Except in smooth water they are very wet, and the bailer (a melon shell) is in constant requisition.
11
The arm of his tyrant grew weaker, and was finally palsied; and then the constable's services were in constant requisition.
12
There was no one to care for them, no one to mourn them; bowie-knives were in constant requisition, murders frequent.
13
But his chief employment was of a military nature, in which his discretion, courage, and conduct were in constant requisition.
14
He is a forceful speaker, so naturally his services have been in constant requisition by the State and National Republican Committees.
15
The pipe is in almost constant requisition, the operator swallowing the smoke and emitting it in a double stream through his nostrils.
16
The barge was used on festive occasions, or for country voyages, as to Hampton or Greenwich; the wherries were in constant requisition.
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