Sentence examples for having hijacked from inspiring English sources
He blamed his government's policy of "abdication" on Kuwait's militant Islamic groups and some of their charities, which he accused of having "hijacked" the country's foreign policy.
It accused Britain, which under Tony Blair had led the campaign to renew Zimbabwe's suspension, and other predominately white member countries, such as Australia, of having hijacked the body.
In the tape, Mr. bin Laden, a Saudi-born fugitive, heaped praise on the 19 Arab men identified by American investigators as having hijacked the airliners used in the Sept. 11 attacks.
In Iran, he says, those he sees as having hijacked his revolution are the traditionalists, the people like President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who he says want to rule as religious leaders did centuries ago.
For the past fortnight just about everybody here has been humming Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story song I Feel Pretty, Nike having hijacked it for a television advertisement to promote both its brand and Maria Sharapova.
Within a few days of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, most Germans knew that at least three of the nineteen terrorists suspected of having hijacked the planes had been living in Hamburg — including the Egyptian student Mohamed Atta, who is said to have masterminded the attacks.
Now the dominant Brotherhood had hijacked proceedings.
People have hijacked the term.
She thought some pervert had hijacked it.
Napster, he said, had "hijacked" his music.
