Sentence examples for gets hijacked from inspiring English sources

"But it must be a real debate, not one that gets hijacked and swallowed up by people who are more ideologues than practitioners".

Could I end up as a porn site?" Mr. Rowe advised me to hire Go Daddy, an Internet company with a domain-buying service that gets hijacked names back.

And the story gets hijacked midway through by an invasion of what look like miniature creatures from the Black Lagoon.

Just about every week another ship gets hijacked.

We did a second film called A Hijacking about a ship that gets hijacked by Somali pirates.

No sooner have they caught the notorious serial killer dubbed the Night Creeper than he finds an alibi, is poisoned, gets hijacked from the ambulance and vanishes with his kidnappers.

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

Aid trucks are getting hijacked nearly every day and deliveries are being made less and less frequently.

"It's really irritating that the big themes I want to talk about get hijacked," he says, "but it's par for the course.

He is not emblematic of a party that got hijacked but of one that hoped to simultaneously achieve a radical agenda, play to its base's worst fears, and still be celebrated in polite society.

"It's the only time you can remake something Hitchcock did and people don't throw bricks at you," says Frost. "Hitchcock's ended up getting hijacked by Charles Laughton who wanted the character he's playing, the squire, to become the centre of the film.