Sentence examples for interject on from inspiring English sources

LAUREN COLLINS: May I interject on the poultry front?

"They always make you take a local guide who gives his version, but I interject on the spot, to tell them the real deal," said Mr. Semahj, whose formal name is Sn Ur Hru Anjh Ra Semahj Se Ptah.

To be fair to the diners, they are outraged, they get involved, interject on behalf of the couple, probably would have had the waiter for dessert if the film crew hadn't suddenly appeared out of the kitchen.

At one meeting, a participant remembers the Defence Secretary playing with his BlackBerry while she was trying to brief him, and somebody felt obliged to interject on her behalf: "Secretary of State, you ought to listen to what the PUS is saying".

There's no official word yet from the Forrester camp on what it may do for an encore, but one insider offered this tantalizing clue: "We think the recent Supreme Court ruling on eminent domain could have an effect on three or four places around the state where connected developers can get the state to interject on projects that are feeding into sprawl.

I would also say that you have–and I'd love Ron to interject on this 'cause I'm not 100% sure but I do believe that IBM is a very large government provider.

"Shadow profiles," interjected one, seizing on a moment's hesitation as Zuckerberg sifted his notes for the next talking point.

Ruhle interjected: "Hold on," she said.

Should I have interjected on the telephone that afternoon, "Incidentally, ma'am, I am not Chinese -- but my husband is"?

Matthew Brown interjects on the double-wicket conundrum: "Such a "double play" still isn't allowed in normal Twenty20 rules.

The other panellists – the education minister, Simon Birmingham, Senator Nick Xenophon, Waters, and, most frequently, Dastyari – interjected on occasion to make it clear that they did not share Hanson's views.