Sentence examples for accused of hijacking from inspiring English sources

It is often blamed for Mr. Bush's defeat, and Pat is accused of hijacking the convention.

Non-Stop Air marshall Liam Neeson finds himself accused of hijacking the flight he's protecting.

The far-right British National Party has been accused of hijacking images of popular figures from Welsh and Scottish history.

In General Zia-ul-Haq's Pakistan a secret tribunal issued death penalties against four men who had been falsely accused of hijacking a Pakistani airplane.

They have been accused of hijacking the country's loya jirgas, the national grand councils which elected the transitional government and decided on the country's constitution.

"No one wants to be accused of hijacking the revolution," says Sadik Jalal al-Azm, a Syrian philosopher and advocate of greater civic freedoms.

Mr. Jarrah, who adopted the pseudonym Alexander Page to report on the uprising from Damascus in early 2011, has been a frequent critic of the Islamist militants he accuses of hijacking the peaceful, secular uprising his network of media activists has helped to document on video.

Some users on Chinese social media website Weibo accused Qin of hijacking the moment as a publicity stunt to make them "China's new golden couple".

Mr. Icahn accused Biogen of "hijacking the election" after the company's chairman, Bruce Ross, called a recess to give shareholders more time to vote.

Just as the election commission's spokesman tried to read out the first batch, commissioners loyal to President Laurent Gbagbo accused him of hijacking the election and actually scrumpled up the results sheet.

Prosecutors in a court in Arkhangelsk in north-west Russia have accused them of hijacking the Arctic Sea vessel, which went missing for two weeks.