Sentence examples for hijacked him from inspiring English sources

They hijacked him on our land, on our territory.

(Maybe too positive. Turns out he's a cryogenics nut. Needs a keeper! Volunteers?) CONS: *Religious right could leverage tight Heaven links to claim a "pipeline" and hijack him to support Robertson.

When he stopped, the other trucks in his convoy stopped behind him and were also hijacked, he said.

Having told him already on the night of the attack that they had doubts he was the man they were looking for – not least because there were no traces of blood or injuries on him, despite the bloody struggle that had evidently taken place between the driver and the Polish man from whom the truck had been hijacked – they told him he was free to go.

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

Does Mr. Bush ever wonder if the neocons duped him and hijacked his foreign policy?

Banned in Stalin's USSR, Erdman's drama features a man whose declaration that he is about to kill himself is hijacked by those around him, who see in his death a means of bolstering their own causes.

The latest difficulty came on September 9th, when Arnobio Ramos, a FARC leader serving a life sentence for the murder of a policeman, hijacked a plane carrying him between two prisons, and forced the pilot to land in the FARC safe haven.

People bang on and on and on about how Blair's run the country, but I don't think Blair's been dishonest... the people I'm more critical of are those who've allowed him to do that and whined about him hijacking the Labour agenda, betraying its socialist roots.' What others say: 'He's like a journalist led by a good story.

As Arianna Huffington put it: the lunatic fringe of the party has hijacked McCain, like Bush before him.

But they're understandably concerned that media obsession will let him hijack these noble revolutions.