Sentence examples for completely hijacked from inspiring English sources
This novel, however, completely hijacked my attention, and I finished it that same night.
As an official sponsor, we completely hijacked the Olympic torch relay.
Conducting this operation is a delicate matter, Mr. Talen explained recently over coffee in his Bleecker Street loft, "because the whole 'spiritual' thing has been completely hijacked".
The Special Envoy's office must be given adequate resources (both technical and human) and some discretionary autonomy to avoid being completely hijacked by factional politics and member-states' single-minded interests.
I expressed some astonishment at this but he replied that Bach had been "completely hijacked by the early music brigade" and so nobody would think of asking him to conduct it.
Then I go off to college to study theater, and I go into my first audition, and it was as if I was completely hijacked.
Allowing interruptions can completely hijack a presentation.
Both of the new methods used a rigged website to bypass Chromes security protections and completely hijack a target computer.
And we need to do it quick -- before corporations and ultra-wealthy groups completely hijack our political system.
Yet another common dilemma is getting hired to work in one department and then being hijacked by a completely different division.
"They haven't hijacked it at all.
