Sentence examples for hijacking all from inspiring English sources

May is a time when the full reality of what needs to be done in the vegetable garden hits you: sowing seeds, tending seedlings, watering, protecting plants from late frosts and stopping slugs and snails from hijacking all your efforts.

In this realm, having immune system, which is already conditioned, offers an important advantage over using the passive immunity or starting cancer vaccination for the cancer, which is already in progress and is hijacking all nutrients for its progression.

Units were diverted from combat to guard supply trains, which were being hijacked all over liberated Europe.

For example, Tim Karr last week highlighted a phone company, Windstream, that decided to hijack all search queries performed in Firefox by its DSL subscribers and redirect them to its own search site so it could harvest the extra hits, even when users were attempting to use Google or other search engines.

Utilizing Shodan's popular search engine, the actors scanned large segments of the internet for high-profile misconfigured routers that use a standard port 21 to hijack all valuable documents from compromised machines.

Techmeme founder Gabe Rivera tweeted that this could be a good way to "antagonize a particular company" or "hijack all news concerning that company on Techmeme to insert your rebuttal".

Carey was pissed: JPMorgan had hijacked all of his cash, and he had no recourse.

So, you know, I get why Brits don't want to make sandwiches for a living and why the Daily Mail ​believes that Eastern Europeans will definitely hijack all of the UK's unwanted sandwich sector jobs.

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Talk of catastrophe, he continues, "hijacks all the serious work that needs to be done".

Words get hijacked all the time, but this is one of those really violent, eight-country, stop-for-refueling hijackings.