Sentence examples for would hijack from inspiring English sources
The problem with the law, the courts said, is that it would hijack the doctor-patient relationship.
11 America we are not accustomed to having much sympathy for those who would hijack airplanes — skyjackers, as the neologism has it.
The chamber, a business lobby, has said that if given more power to nominate directors, labor unions and public pension funds would hijack companies and push political agendas.
Hijacking the truck between stops, as one would hijack a truckload of furs, was out of the question, for it was impregnable when closed up.
The first part of the operation would remain as originally planned -- operatives including Hazmi and Mihdhar would hijack commercial flights and crash them into U.S. targets.
"I would never think the guy I knew would hijack a plane," said Sameh Kadry, 22, who said he had known Mr. Foqara for three years.
At night I'd hijack my daughter's toothbrushing time, claiming he needed to be fed.
So beginning in May, the leaders and logistics men began taking trial flights on cross-country routes, though they never took the exact flights that they would later hijack.
Cerf didn't place all the blame on himself and other Internet pioneers he also pointed out that current Web browsers leave people vulnerable to hackers who would either hijack their computers or plant malicious bot software.
Rather it is about those who would knowingly hijack science and willfully pervert its conclusions for partisan gain.
It turned out to be a prank by the activist group FORCE, which would later hijack Playboy's annual party school ranking, also in the name of promoting consent.
