Then Mr. Reddin begins to interject bits of adaptation.
By then, Mr. Dee has also begun to interject slogans, phrases, headlines, whatever ("Art or Advertising? Either Way, Seoul is Mesmerized") into the text, varying typefaces as he goes.
When Robert was involved with the movie, he had begun to interject some of that Aztec/Mayan mythology.
Carney began to answer, but Henry interjected several times.
The judge, Justice A.D. McFarlane, began to rule, but Pepler interjected, "I want to make it clear that in this case we are not concerned about the death of a few privates going to Korea".
"Statement of fact, agree or disagree ― you're gonna follow the facts ― climate change driven partly by human-generated CO2 emissions is a huge risk, agree or disagree?" "I'm not convinced we're at the point where we have to start to require American citizens to pay high prices ―" Mulvaney began to reply, before Kaine interjected.
At a news conference here today, when an NBC News correspondent began to ask him a question, Mr. Bush interjected, "Mighty sharp today, by the way," referring to the correspondent's attire.
China is not in the trade deal, Paul interjected wryly as the Fox Business moderators began to cut to a commercial break.
As an unfazed Firoza began to give instructions to her soldiers for the night patrol, Marjah's police chief, Khan, interjected.
