Sentence examples for hijacked from from inspiring English sources

New concerns arose after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks -- which involved one plane hijacked from Newark Airport and several hijackers who planned their operations from Paterson, N.J. -- as legal experts argued that it would be unwise for New Jersey to appoint a United States attorney who had never prosecuted a criminal case, much less handled a terror investigation.

It's been hijacked from us.

Hijacked from their moorings, they float aimlessly.

They looked as if they had been hijacked from Greyhound and arranged in inward-facing fashion.

Martin Margiela's show for Hermes seemed hijacked from the creators of the Land's End catalog.

The complex question is how big-time college football was hijacked from university control in the first place.

(Ask anyone who has ever had a taxi hijacked out from under him).

My favorite, though, which I have to duplicate periodically, broadcasts how The Washington Star (where I worked) has hijacked "Doonesbury" from The Washington Post.

At one point, Kleck essentially hijacked Zollars from a sales meeting with Neoforma.com neof.

This prompted a stubborn case of "when we's," that ruthlessly hijacked me from the present moment.

Somebody hijacked the money from that hunger.