Sentence examples for hijack to from inspiring English sources

Almagor, an organisation representing victims of terrorist attacks, reminded Netanyahu that his brother Yoni was killed during the operation to rescue victims of an aircraft hijack to Entebbe in 1976.

We had no trouble programming Audio Hijack to record 90 minutes' worth of morning news, which was then easily moved over to an iPod.

Andrew Lack's record company, a 50-50 joint venture between the Sony and Bertelsmann media conglomerates, is embroiled in an imbroglio over the patch, which apparently introduces a vulnerability that malicious hackers could hijack to win control of a computer.

My co-editor Daniel Dayan (Owning the Olympics, Narratives of the New China, University of Michigan Press, 2008), building on work with the famous scholar, Elihu Katz, has used the word "hijack" to describe the seizure of world attention by intense groups that alter the expected and legitimated narrative of singular moments like the Olympics.

Also press "Hijack" to stop the program completely.

It leads off with a piece about "Labour's bid to hijack petition to shackle press".

So GLTI.CH is aiming to hijack that, to turn a "make-do" into a cherished moment.

Plagued by corruption, the tribunal was essentially hijacked to advance domestic and international agendas.

A Twitter campaign launched to support Muslims was hijacked to spread fear and hatred instead.

The comments section below should not be hijacked to ridicule the black-and-white bear.

By that time, many civilians had come to the site of the hijacking to siphon off gasoline from the trucks.