Sentence examples for become hijacked from inspiring English sources

Gradus insisted to Variety that they didn't put anyone included in the series in danger: "The narrative has kind of become hijacked, that we exposed sex workers and that we put them in danger by telling the world that they were sex workers, when in fact we never ever did that". .

When and why did this verb, which once connoted a serious psychological disorder, become hijacked by the fashionable young women (and a few men) of America?

Middle age has become hijacked by industries capitalizing on and creating our deepest fears -- selling us fast fixes of pills, procedures, Botox and gear.

Fares told Motherboard that mainstream Islam has become hijacked with tele-evangelist preachers, extremely popular in the Arab world, telling Muslims how to live their lives without an emphasis on the personal and spiritual.

Jose Antonio Vargas just lost complete control of the proceedings, and instead let the event become totally hijacked.

The important thing is not to let the discussion get hijacked, Greek-style.

These are given fake registration papers and, like so many hijacked vessels, become "phantom" ships.

The push for deregulation in recent decades, he contends, has created a "casino economy" in which labor unions have become marginalized, pension funds are hijacked as vehicles for speculation, and financial elites enrich themselves through hedge funds and private equity groups with little accountability to government or the public.

ZOMBIES Hijacked computers effectively become zombies when intruders use your machine to, say, blitz spam or illicitly buy goods.

These networks of hijacked home computers have become the basic tool for many cyber thieves.

If Student.exe is running under the user NT Authority/System, with help from a hijacked teacher console, you can become the local Administrator by terminating explorer.exe, then relaunching it using the teacher console.