Sentence examples for managed to hijack from inspiring English sources

Terrorists carrying little more than knives and cardboard-cutters managed to hijack commercial planes at some of America's biggest airports.

They've managed to hijack the national conversation from job creation and overall economic health to one of deficit and default.

The chapter then focuses on the execution phase of an exploit, the operations that one tries to perform once one has successfully managed to hijack the execution path.

Political biographer Jon Meacham told MSNBC: "Trump has managed to hijack an entire political party, and the pilots are asking why no one is on their side.

There are the successful ones, such as Top Gear and The Grand Tour, that he has managed to hijack and forge in his own image.

In that time, those responsible managed to hijack four US airliners inside the supposedly well-guarded confines of US airspace and use them to reduce the country's two most important cities to war zone-like scenes of carnage.

The potential for attack is definitely there – what if a malcontent manages to hijack that URL, and put a iOS specific virus out into the wild.

Bart wanders onto a U.S. Army base and manages to hijack a tank.

Advertising constantly re-appropriates movements and ideas to sell a product; English managed to turn that same tactic on its head in his work by hijacking the imagery of the powers that be and liberating them from their corporate agendas.

So far, the protesters have managed to remain apolitical, refusing to declare support for any leader or to be hijacked by any political party.

After all these years of the stale same-old, same-old, the ideologues who've hijacked Washington's Cuba policy for the last couple of generations have managed to come up with a new and updated twist.