Sentence examples for hijack him from inspiring English sources

(Maybe too positive. Turns out he's a cryogenics nut. Needs a keeper! Volunteers?) CONS: *Religious right could leverage tight Heaven links to claim a "pipeline" and hijack him to support Robertson.

They hijacked him on our land, on our territory.

He was shot six times during a hijacking, leaving him paralysed from the waist down.

Bloody Sunday, his stripped-down account of the 1972 Northern Ireland shootings, and United 93, his tense chronicle of the 9/11 plane hijacking, brought him acclaim and awards.

But they're understandably concerned that media obsession will let him hijack these noble revolutions.

Anti-EU campaigners in the Tory party must also tread a fine line between making common cause with Mr Farage and not letting him hijack the whole thing.

I will not let him hijack this Sunday.

How this happened is still being argued over ― by Republicans like Weaver and Kasich, who watched him hijack their party despite little knowledge or interest in their orthodoxies, and then by Democrats, who watched a candidate they saw as patently unelectable manage to win key states anyway and take an election they were confident was theirs.

People bang on and on and on about how Blair's run the country, but I don't think Blair's been dishonest... the people I'm more critical of are those who've allowed him to do that and whined about him hijacking the Labour agenda, betraying its socialist roots.' What others say: 'He's like a journalist led by a good story.

"The look on the flight attendant's face probably thinking I was running towards him to hijack the plane was something out of a comic book," he said.

In the eighties, he said, a branch of Iranian military intelligence asked him to hijack planes, but, he said, "there is something about being trapped inside of something that I would not give in to".