Waylaid

The rebels waylaid the aid convoy and took the supplies as ransom for their cause.

The bandits waylaid the travelers and held them hostage to rob them of their valuables.

The hijackers waylaid the train and demanded a large sum of money.

The militants waylaid the aid workers and demanded supplies for their cause.

The terrorists waylaid the plane and threatened to kill the passengers.

Pirates waylaid the ship and held the crew for ransom.

The robbers waylaid the tourists and took them hostage.

The bandits waylaid the car and kidnapped the businessman.

The bank robbers waylaid the employees and customers inside the bank.

The kidnappers waylaid the wealthy businessman and demanded a ransom for his release.

The robbers waylaid the unsuspecting couple as they left the bank.

The terrorists waylaid the diplomatic convoy in the capital city.

The paparazzi waylaid the celebrity outside the hotel entrance.

The rebels waylaid the military convoy at the mountain pass.

The smugglers waylaid the border patrol at the remote checkpoint.

The guerrillas waylaid the mining company's trucks on the dirt road.

The kidnappers waylaid the heiress on her way to school.

The mercenaries waylaid the politician's motorcade on the rural highway.

The poachers waylaid the rhino on its way to the watering hole.

The jogger was waylaid by a stray dog while on her morning run.

The pirate ship was waylaid by a rival crew on the high seas.

The teacher waylaid the student after class to discuss their performance.

The friend waylaid me at the coffee shop to persuade me to come to their party.

The journalist was waylaid by a source who had some new information to share.

The politician was waylaid by reporters on their way to the conference.

The coach waylaid the player after the game to discuss their performance.

He waylaid his friend to convince him to join the football team.

The religious group waylaid people on the street to share their message.

The artist was waylaid by a fan who wanted an autograph.

The salesperson waylaid me in the mall to sell their product.

The charity worker waylaid people on the street to ask for donations.

The coach waylaid the player to offer him a spot on the team.

The protesters waylaid the politician to voice their concerns about the environment.

The teacher waylaid the student to discuss their poor performance in class.

The chef waylaid the diner to ask for feedback on their meal.

The scientist was waylaid by their colleague to discuss their research.

The lobbyist waylaid the senator to persuade her to support their cause.

The charity worker waylaid passersby to ask for donations.

The police waylaid the suspect as he tried to flee the scene of the crime.

The soldiers waylaid the enemy convoy and captured their supplies.

The terrorists waylaid the plane and held the passengers hostage.

The rioters waylaid the police station and overpowered the officers.

The pirates waylaid the ship in the middle of the ocean.

The gangsters waylaid the rival gang's territory and took over their operations.

The kidnappers waylaid the child and demanded ransom.

The rebels waylaid the train carrying military equipment and confiscated the weapons.

The robbers waylaid the bank and stole the money.

The bailiffs waylaid the debtor as he was leaving the courthouse.

The security guard waylaid the employee leaving the building.

The customs officials waylaid the passengers at the airport.