They call into requisition all of their talents, all of the skill that has made them men of mark in their respective professions and vocations.

In addition, the all-seeing eye of the camera is called into requisition.

My hot-water bottle was also called into requisition, for it was cold.

Happily the danger was averted, and their services were not called into requisition.

Rouse, then a deacon of the church, was called into requisition.

Dress makers, milliners, and almost all classes of people were called into requisition.

The best brains in the country are called into requisition, squeezed, and flung aside.

But talent is also called into requisition in another way.

So clear, that the craft of Cully and Wilder is not called into requisition.

The services of the volunteers as scouts had not, therefore, been called into requisition.

The planks were called into requisition to cross soft places.

Edgar's services as an interpreter were again called into requisition.

Miss Abigail's sanitary stores, including a bottle of opodeldoc, were never called into requisition.

When the first novelty of his pieces was gone, they were seldom called into requisition.

The scow belonging to this clearing, on which they had counted, was called into requisition.

The lawn sleeves at Saint George's, Hanover Square, were called into requisition on the occasion.