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Meanings of highjacker in English
Catalan
bandit Spanish
ladrón de carretera Synonyms
Examples for "highwayman"
Examples for "highwayman"
1
The first difficulty was as to who the real highwayman could be.
2
Walter began to think he had fallen in with a highwayman again.
3
And folk said they highwayman wad skin the breeks aff a Hielandman.
4
The last story of a highwayman happened almost literally to Mrs. Cavendish.
5
Because of his infatuation for the girl he had become a highwayman.
1
This Durban hijacker paid for his crime in the harshest way possible.
2
One of the dates matches the birth date used by the hijacker.
3
The hijacker then made the driver bring the vehicle to Monaghan town.
4
As the hijacker, Travolta steps into the role originated by Robert Shaw.
5
Sudan's aviation authority had also said the Libyans had arrested a Sudanese hijacker.
1
I recovered from the road agent's bullet, but this, I fear, is fatal.
2
The road agent waved his hand to the young lady.
3
The road agent, apparently routed by these simple words, fled muttering toward his horse.
4
They had been held up by a single road agent.
5
The road agent was tugging at the stone beneath which he had slipped his bridle.
Usage of highjacker in English
1
When threatened by a highjacker, a flight attendant would transmit an EMD pulse at the terrorist, reducing him to a trembling mass of Jello.
2
Highjacker was slow away and battled away for sixth when resuming at Newcastle October 5.
3
You can count on highjackers leavin' yuh half your load; mebby a little more, if yuh set purty.