Sentence examples for because of hijacking from inspiring English sources

"I understand," Roanna Glynn, a Los Angeles schoolteacher, said after her Air France flight to Paris was canceled last week because of hijacking fears.

The groundings revived the trans-Atlantic anxieties over the Christmas and New Year's holidays, when more than a dozen flights from England, France and elsewhere were canceled, and travel plans for thousands of international passengers were disrupted, because of hijacking concerns.

INDIA has resumed flights to Nepal, five months after cancelling them because of the hijacking to Afghanistan of an Indian Airlines jet en route from Katmandu.

I don't think there are a lot of underrated filmmakers out there any more though, because of the hijacking of independent cinema and the sort of industry-wide, covert decision to keep independent cinema as this child in the basement.

I grew up vaguely resentful and a little fearful of mainstream (non-UU) religion, in part because of the hijacking of Christianity by conservative politicians, which hit a particularly aggressive stride during my formative years.

"Once you leave the confines of your homeland anything is possible". TWA spokesman Larry Hilliard in Kansas City said that the airline still has its three daily scheduled flights into Athens, but that he could not say whether cancellations had taken place because of the hijacking and the current hostage situation, with 39 Americans being held captive.

The suspect, who cannot be publicly identified because of his age, is accused of hijacking computers at leading universities in the United States and then using them to attack popular Web sites.

It is a new kind of hijacking in which the plane can't be stormed or hijackers targeted by sharpshooters because plane and hijackers are invisible.

But local residents accuse the Houthis of hijacking the aid.

He denies "any thought" of hijacking the Bannockburn anniversary.

Where there is violence the question of hijacking arises.