Sentence examples for that hijack from inspiring English sources

Similarly, security firms say they have detected "bots" that hijack unsuspecting computers to do the calculating necessary to create new coins on other peoples' dime.

The abuse extends to hate-filled and inflammatory comments appended to the online versions of newspaper articles — comments that hijack legitimate discussions of current events and discourage people from participating.

Every year, Marvel and DC dive into massive, multi-part crossovers that hijack most of their titles, always promising that Things Will Never Be The Same Again (As Long As You Buy All These Comics).

They range from pop-up book-shares in disused phone booths to plug-in street furniture for food cart patrons; from portable playgrounds and guerrilla gardens that hijack newspaper-vending boxes for ready-made planters, to flea markets on abandoned lots.

ANDRE M. GORELKIN Roseland, N.J., Nov. 21, 2011 Mr. Wolf confirms what I have experienced all too often when he writes that allowing anonymous or pseudonymous names on Internet commentary sites leads to abusive "comments that hijack legitimate discussions of current events and discourage people from participating".

That's going to prevent surreptitious ultrasonic ad tracking and surveillance by malware that hijack your camera.

This tool is great for removing the Mobogenie browser hijacker, which is a harmful program that hijacks your browser.

That would describe the groups that hijacked four airliners on Sept. 11.

He added, however, that hijacking was not the only possible reason for the disappearance.

It was that hijacking and release to which Mr. Sheikh referred in court today.

That's because Ms. Marvel and Ms. Lavin were giving intense star performances that hijacked your attention.