This was supposed to be a fuckin' budget meeting and you hijack me like this?
"I remember when I was using, I felt almost like my body was being hijacked," Nic told me.
Viguerie, whose new book is called "Conservatives Betrayed: How George W. Bush and Other Big Government Republicans Hijacked the Conservative Cause," told me how the conservative movement has been undermined: "It's not any one thing, but, when you add everything up, what you have is a massive overreach of executive powers, and massive overspending by people who claim they're conservatives.
Instead, the frothy excitement of London's holiday spirit all but hijacked my attention and lured me into different neighborhoods and activities.
Twitter lets me hijack the promotion plane, sidestep the literary establishment and connect directly to my current and potential audience.... It's a meritocracy; if you're interesting, you get followed".
'Unlike' has been hijacked by social media and 'BYOD', which to me means bring your own drink, can now also mean bring your own device.
Richard Neylon, a lawyer who handles piracy cases, told me that, once a ship has been hijacked and brought to shore, "there is a very short list of unappealing options" for ship owners.
My faith compels me to challenge the way reactionary conservatives have hijacked our faith to serve their narrow interests.
"I've a terrible fear of being hijacked to a country where they've never heard of me," he joked in 1970.
But: "The growth-inducing effects of neuronal activity are very robust and it made me wonder if a similar physiology was being hijacked by glioma cells," she says in the video.
