Sentence examples for hijack in from inspiring English sources

pic.twitter.com/AAscLGkQlO The stencil for #Dismaland attributed to #Banksy is by Hijack, in the Jewellery Quarter, #Brum.

She was referring to the government of Juan Orlando Hernández, who in December won an election he had appeared to hijack in plain sight.

The trick is ingenious: a hijack in which the captors have nowhere to go and the hostages have no desire for release.

It is more than 25 years since composer John Adams and librettist Alice Goodman – of Nixon in China fame – were commissioned to write an opera on the murder of an elderly Jewish American during a Palestinian terrorist hijack in 1985.

At the core of Stauffenberg's spectacularly ambitious plot was Valkyrie, Hitler's plan for the mobilization of the home army that Stauffenberg hoped to hijack in order to quash the SS and its leaders.

They were furious that while they were holding the front line in Jenin, their festival was showcasing a film about a botched hijack in which a disabled person was executed.

It is a new kind of hijacking in which the plane can't be stormed or hijackers targeted by sharpshooters because plane and hijackers are invisible.

The caper remains the only unsolved hijacking in American history.

No passengers were aboard when it was hijacked in Marseille.

History has been hijacked in undemocratic states to incite discrimination.

(In March, two Iranian fishing trawlers were hijacked in Somali waters).