Sentence examples for from hijacking from inspiring English sources

Their commanders become rich from hijacking trucks loaded with goods heading to Damascus.

It is time to stop extremists from hijacking the Palestinian national movement, other prominent Palestinians said.

The law was originally meant to bar party outsiders, largely left-wing Socialist and Communist interlopers, from hijacking political primaries.

Script-blocking add-ons like NoScript for Mozilla Firefox can also stop unwanted scripts from hijacking your Web browser.

The Orange Order itself has struggled to prevent paramilitary elements from hijacking its protest at Drumcree Church.

Mindfulness techniques can help stop your mind from hijacking your attention and sending you off into the past and future.

Disruptive as the attacks were, they were by today's standards primitive, consisting of "distributed denial of service" attacks (DDoS), which essentially overload servers with signals from hijacked, hacker-controlled PCs.

It's easy to imagine a question or comment from him hijacking a good chunk of a class period.

There is homage, there is the affectionate nod, there is creative artistic theft, and then there is this: knowingly building a genre movie entirely from sequences hijacked from the classic movies of that genre.

A12 Some Freed From Hijacked Jet Negotiations with the gunmen who seized an Afghan jet on Sunday and eventually took it to a suburban London airport succeeded in gaining the release of eight passengers and supplies for the 150 still held on board.

But Ms. Duke said many of those were likely to be "defensive" registrations, from businesses that wanted to prevent their names from being hijacked.