Sentence examples for about to interject from inspiring English sources

The sitter seems about to interject some witty remark with a laugh in her eyes that easily matches the most accomplished paintings.

I was about to interject with my standard explanation for that sorry turn of events, but he said, "You are most dedicated".

Realizing that the gathering was being hosted by his relatives, her father was about to interject when one of the parties to the conversation pointed a finger at him saying, "What are you looking at, you silly boy.

"I would be very cautious about trying to interject anything that would disrupt our ability to have the flexibility to go after key targets wherever we find them," he said.

I listened to him attentively but also tried to interject about the plight of the hostages.

(I should like to interject here something about this kind of ballet‐anonymous designing. It is a pity. The lavish, ridiculous Fini designs did add something.

This allowed Ms. Streisand to interject a joke about how to say her name: It's Streisand, as in "sand on the beach," not "Strize-and," a mispronunciation that has plagued her at least since she first appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the early 1960s.

Second, Yates believes that defending the EO is inconsistent with her responsibilities to interject a policy analysis about the wisdom and justness of the EO independent of the President.

They would generally reminisce about their careers, with Lowe often interrupting to interject comments.

If the words "because I can't afford it" are about to roll off your tongue, allow me to interject.

Take care not to interject your own experience before others are finished talking about their experiences.