Sentence examples for hijacking her from inspiring English sources

But private-sector spending has risen even faster.Victims all"The crime situation in South Africa has become so severe that the sad reality is that it's not if, but when, you will become a victim," said a Durban magistrate when sentencing three men for throwing a teacher off a high bridge after hijacking her car last November.

Some argued that the Western media was hijacking her cause.

In 2007, before ISIS and its markedly escalated brutality had surfaced, Bhutto cautioned the world about the violent intentions of those hijacking her Islamic faith.

To decrease the odds of someone hijacking her wireless account again, Cranor, a security expert, added a personal identification number to her account that differs from her Social Security number.

I hijacked her style, "Googoo-ese," when writing to friends in the know.

Darlene and her cohorts had hijacked her house and not expected her return so soon.

And, yes, I hijacked her moment of emotional vulnerability to satisfy my own needs.

A Manhattan socialite winds up joining forces with an international jewel thief who hijacked her Mercedes.

They told the police that while Mariette was driving her granddaughter to day care, two armed men hijacked her pickup truck and disappeared with the infant.

The pirates who hijacked her at first demanded $20m, an indication both of their growing confidence and a form of score-keeping.

Only when Bush vanished in the mid-90s did her creative eccentricities – always a big and positive part of her appeal – really hijack her personal narrative.