Sentence examples for I hijacked from inspiring English sources

I hijacked her style, "Googoo-ese," when writing to friends in the know.

And, yes, I hijacked her moment of emotional vulnerability to satisfy my own needs.

Modem Instead of replacing my computer, however, I hijacked my wife's laptop and beefed it up with a new 56K modem.

I hijacked cars and crashed them into traffic poles; I raced a motorcycle through Central Park and dismounted just before the bike plunged into the lake (my way of letting the boathouse know I won't be holding my wedding reception there).

I didn't like that idea, so I hijacked the system.

"The other guests complained that I hijacked the president," Kurzin stated proudly.

A3 Afghan Airliner Is Hijacked A hijacked Afghan airliner landed at Stansted airport, near London, early today after it was seized by a group of armed men in Afghanistan and taken on an odyssey through Russia and Central Asia.

A new book out on August 9 called Glow Kids: How Screen Addiction Is Hijacking Our Kids by Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, one of the country's top addiction experts, details how compulsive technology usage and reliance on screens can neurologically damage the developing brain of a child the same way that drug addiction can.

"So I hijack some flights!" He has had the occasional triumph -- a comic sketch on the "Tonight" show, for instance, in which he was a Taliban prisoner -- but his acting life for years has consisted mainly of a single trick: wicked, bawdy impersonations of Iranian religious leaders.

Was I hijacking other people's weddings?

I hijack a commercial airplane, strangle a female flight attendant with my bare hands.