Sentence examples for so I hijack from inspiring English sources

"So I hijack some flights!" He has had the occasional triumph -- a comic sketch on the "Tonight" show, for instance, in which he was a Taliban prisoner -- but his acting life for years has consisted mainly of a single trick: wicked, bawdy impersonations of Iranian religious leaders.

I didn't like that idea, so I hijacked the system.

I was so envious I hijacked a wheelchair from a loading dock when I was six years old.

It does not belong to me, so I definitely don't want to hijack this movie.

In doing so, it hijacks the home computer and does not allow any interaction while the service is ran which means, ZvBox owners should have a dedicated PC.

In a tweet responding to a report revealing the plan in Sunday's conservative newspaper, Kathimerini, he tweeted: "So, I was going to 'hijack' Greek citizens' tax numbers?

So I'm constantly saying, 'I don't know, Farukh, what do you think?'" "This journey started with my identity being hijacked by a spambot," I said.

Was I hijacking other people's weddings?

Bill Press asks a useful question: "How did Republicans so successfully hijack religion?" Part of the problem, he says, is that Democratic politicians are uncomfortable talking about God.

In order to do so, viruses hijack the cell's own replicating machinery.

"Many Republicans have made it clear that they don't have any interest in actually debating a long-term budget in the Senate, they just want to reopen the FY15 budget so they can hijack the process to play politics and use a vote-a-rama for partisan and campaign-related show votes," said a senior Democratic aide.