Sentence examples for interjection at from inspiring English sources

In the equally contentious world of hit singles, Mr. West's interjection at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards is still fueling debate, if YouTube comments are any indication.

De Piero remembers her first interjection at Prime Minister's Questions, about free swimming: "One sketchwriter [wrote], 'She wouldn't need any arm bands.'" She looks weary.

In reality, Daba will pronounce a short "O" as an interjection at the beginning of every enunciation, a common habit to help them to recall following contents.

"And it's quite unhelpful to have interjections at the 11th hour.

Baier acknowledged his repeated interjections at the end of the interview, by interrupting the president once more to apologize.

All six people watching at my house screamed interjections at the television at Ben's disposal of the coolest girl in the bunch.

As a verb, as an interjection, as an adjective.

Take the interjection as an opportunity to clarify.

While I gave him a look of surprise at his interjection, he informed me that I am "one of those lucky manic depressives that should just quit moaning".

In the sentence beginning this paragraph, I could again have used parentheses ("parens" to friends) or even commas to separate the mild interjection of "to writers, at least," but I didn't.

But this "irreversible — "Irréversible" in the French text — came across less as the description of a chemical reaction moving neatly and inexorably to its next step and more as a stubborn interjection, like something said at the end of a romance, or when a parent explains a decision to an unhappy child — or a President to a general.