Sentence examples for hijacked out from inspiring English sources

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

Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, said: "iAd offers advertisers the emotion of TV with the interactivity of the web, and offers users a new way to explore ads without being hijacked out of their favourite apps.

fear around the world, and shoved hijacking out of the foreground as a men ace to safe travel.

"And when he told his stories," Poggioli wrote, "his self-deprecating humor always prevailed: there was the time in Warsaw when he was arrested and held naked for hours in a room at the airport and interrogated about his visits and interviews with Polish dissidents; and there was the time he and the correspondent of the rival Corriere della Sera were hijacked on their flight out of Tehran.

Little Hannah Montana, all grown up and twerking her heart out, hijacked the VMAs.

In effect, the "joy of sport" is being hijacked and spit out as just another form of mass culture entertainment.

Forty ships have been confirmed as hijacked this year out of a total of close to 100 that have been attacked, according to the International Maritime Bureau.

(The Star, alas, was hijacked right out of existence shortly thereafter, 18-plus years ago, and "Doonesbury" hurried right back to The Post).

There's the one when the usually well-spoken and wise-cracking main character is reduced to saying simply "Holy [expletive]!" as the alien spacecraft he has hijacked rockets out of the mother ship or his Humvee falls from a skyscraper (before he realizes that it has a parachute).

Many in Wisconsin feel their state has been hijacked by an out-of-state special interest agenda that gets more extreme every year.

His main concern was local Ferguson movement hijacked by BLM and out-of-town activists.