Sentence examples for plotting to hijack from inspiring English sources
Three stoned fleas plotting to hijack an elephant, they prepare to hold up a passing superfreighter.
A political thriller, it has Islamic terrorists plotting to hijack planes and crash them into the Capitol during the State of the Union address.
The men had been overheard referring to something they had been "planning for six months," raising suspicions among cabin crew members that they were plotting to hijack the plane.
B1 Heavily Armed Teenagers Held The police in Oaklyn, N.J., arrested three heavily armed teenagers who investigators believe were plotting to hijack a car and embark on a killing spree with a large array of guns, knives and machetes.
The president's warning, offered in response to questions at a White House news conference, came as the Department of Homeland Security said it was still trying to determine whether there was any credibility to new intelligence reports suggesting that Al Qaeda might be be plotting to hijack or bomb passenger planes.
He revealed to MSNBC reporters that the government planned to remove armed security officers from long-distance passenger flights to reduce hotel expenses despite reports that Al Qaeda was plotting to hijack more airliners to hit targets in the U.S. and Europe.
Twenty-five years before the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001, a religious extremist plotted to hijack a commercial airliner — filled with 200 or so unsuspecting passengers — and deliberately crash it.
In safe houses in the city they hatched a plot to hijack a plane from Kabul airport.
And they helped stop a plot to hijack passenger planes and fly them into Heathrow or the Canary Wharf in London.
It said he had also been part of a plot to hijack an airplane in Bangkok and crash it into Changi airport in Singapore.
His sinister plot: to hijack Skipper's memories and find Kowalski, Private and Rico, after which he'll blast them with his "diabologizer" and turn them into evil monsters only too willing to destroy their own headquarters.
