Sentence examples for hijacked for from inspiring English sources

The story had been hijacked for partisan spin and counterspin.

Many reject mail coming from computers that are known to have been hijacked for spam.

At the moment, you're diluting your impact by being hijacked for nonsense.

This is the language of Orwell hijacked for the purposes of a Poujade.

But if I thought it was going to be hijacked for political propaganda, we wouldn't be doing it.

Schumann's Violin Concerto wasn't premiered until 1937, when – eight decades after it was written – it was hijacked for Nazi propaganda.

Many of our Welsh-language institutions and services have been hijacked for the benefit of too few of our people.

"The utilities are obviously unhappy they're paying the money," which is being "hijacked" for other purposes, he said — namely, deficit reduction.

As Stephen Askins has pointed out, the last six ships to be released had been hijacked for an average of 213 days.

Over the years, Magritte's art has been hijacked for designs ranging from the Beatles' record label to a Volkswagen ad to a bowler-hat light fixture.

It was composed in 1853 but deemed so weird at the time that it wasn't performed until 1937, when it was hijacked for Nazi propaganda.