Sentence examples for hijack us from inspiring English sources

All of a sudden the art world has caught up with photography and they are trying to hijack us.

Al-Qai'da's leadership has assigned cells of engineers the task of finding ways to shoot down, jam or remotely hijack US drones, hoping to exploit the technological vulnerabilities of a weapons system that has inflicted huge losses upon the terrorist network, according to top-secret US intelligence documents.

It's a fact of life that harsh and hurtful feelings can hijack us because it brings up painful memories or future worries.

Recognize your own story about the situation-things seemed easy 'on the other side' and hard on mine-the truth lies in between-the stories we make up can hijack us in the meantime.

"Well, we have to be aware of that," says Gillett. "But I think it's a case of us hijacking them as opposed to them hijacking us.

In that time, those responsible managed to hijack four US airliners inside the supposedly well-guarded confines of US airspace and use them to reduce the country's two most important cities to war zone-like scenes of carnage.

September 2001: Al-Qaida terrorists hijack four US passenger airlines, flying two of them into the twin towers of the World Trade Centre and another into the Pentagon.

It's been hijacked from us.

All too often though, our focus and attention get hijacked, leaving us feeling frazzled, forgetful, and unable to concentrate.

He suggests we learn to focus on what we're doing right when it comes to addressing system problems, because it will lessen our emotional hijacking, leaving us positioned to find better solutions.

The work of the 9/11 commission made flying safer and has helped us prevent another hijacking of a US plane by terrorists.