Sentence examples for be carjacked from inspiring English sources
verb
To steal an automobile forcibly from someone.
- Someone should carjack that pompous jerk and teach him a lesson!
From the moment Jimmy Kimmel allowed his initially disappointing "I have to get to the Emmys" opening to be carjacked by Jeb Bush as the Uber driver piloting the limo of "Veep's" President Selina Meyer, he was a host on fire.
The most obvious of these is the Rhino armored tank, which can be carjacked from Area 69 and stored in a garage for later use.
Later, Sharon is carjacked and her possessions stolen; the female carjacker dies after the car crashes.
Have you ever been carjacked?
When it happened, I thought we were being carjacked.
Her husband was carjacked and her friend was recently held at gunpoint during a robbery.
An off-duty police officer was carjacked at gunpoint in the same area on Saturday.
"I thought you'd been carjacked," Henry confessed, wiping his eyes.
Last weekend, Atlanta Hawks forward Shelden Williams was carjacked as he left an Atlanta barbershop.
One night his driver was carjacked when attackers put a gun to his head.
I've been carjacked, kidnapped for ransom and beheaded by Arab Jihadis.
