| commandeer plane | 3.42 | The hijacker commandeered the plane on a domestic flight. | ||
| commandeer vehicle | 2.04 | He said two vehicles were commandeered, and one set on fire. | ||
| commandeer bus | 1.58 | They commandeered a bus. | ||
| commandeer car | 1.32 | The five men commandeered a car afterwards and escaped, police added. | ||
| commandeer taxi | 0.79 | They escaped by commandeering a taxi. | ||
| commandeer aircraft | 0.53 | Its passenger aircraft are commandeered for airlifts, often in situations of great risk. | ||
| commandeer tank | 0.46 | Police quoting first reports said an army corporal commandeered the tank in a barracks outside Vienna. | ||
| commandeer ship | 0.39 | The Crown had long had an unquestioned right to commandeer ships from coastal towns. | ||
| commandeer flight | 0.33 | How did the hijackers commandeer four flights in one day? | ||
| commandeer jetliner | 0.33 | The men commandeered the jetliner that crashed into the Pentagon. | ||
| commandeer truck | 0.33 | Another had troops commandeer the truck to use it as a barricade across a road. | ||
| commandeer vessel | 0.33 | Refugees have commandeered navy vessels to flee across the Adriatic to Italy. | ||
| commandeer home | 0.26 | Homes have been commandeered, belongings looted. | ||
| commandeer house | 0.26 | The officers had commandeered every house in the area. | ||
| commandeer train | 0.26 | Mr. Toad -- jailed for his fascination with motorcars -- escapes and commandeers a train. |