That seed grew into something that looks as if aliens hijacked a wagon along the Oregon Trail and turned it into a moving art gallery, complete with a padded loft that is perfectly outfitted to trip in.
I can't swallow food without gagging, my arms are covered with infected holes and nothing at all is clear to me--it's as if heroin hijacked my brain.
"If you get hijacked at 35,000 feet, you're in trouble.
I'm trying not to get my personal details, er, hijacked if my laptop is stolen.
The truth is that even if ABC had hijacked David Letterman this month, Mr. Leno would still be No. 1 and ABC would still be the No. 3 network.
As he has done in previous columns, Thomas L. Friedman again expresses frustration that this momentous opportunity for democratic change could be hijacked if enough Iraqis disrupt the elections.
Window seats are much safer than aisle seats, because hijackers never say, 'Excuse me, sir, let me through so I can get that guy by the window.' But if you are hijacked, don't make eye contact.
The most compelling argument to arm pilots: With the knowledge that there are F-16s ready to blow their plane out of the sky if it is hijacked, shouldn't pilots have weapons to give them a chance to kill the hijackers before they are all vaporized by a missile?
This complex and the NEC might share molecular attributes like the zinc-finger motif coming from a common ancestor when (and if) herpesvirus has hijacked this pathway in evolution (Forterre and Prangishvili, 2013).
Cookie information can be hijacked if a user is surfing the net on an unencrypted network (such as a public WiFi network).
There's a loading point in the tunnel that leads out, at any point before the loading point if you hijack the banshee it will explode, and if the banshee hits the loading point before you do it will disappear, so what you want to do is right before it hits the loading point hijack it and you want to have passed the loading point before fully enter the banshee.
