Sentence examples for interjection by from inspiring English sources

But the description of her interjection by much of the media as a "bizarre" interruption to the House vote deserves interrogation.

Featuring an interjection by Childish Gambino, Break Your Heart Right Back finds the song's protagonist losing out to a love rival.

Kanye West just can't resist a good interruption at an award ceremony, and at last night's Grammys poked fun at the previous controversy over his Taylor Swift interjection by jumping up during Beck's speech.

Tonight, an interjection by his deep-voiced production manager prompts a skit about a hungry blue whale, which then dovetails with a droll earlier gag about how to say "John Craven" in BSL.

Every interjection by Daniel this week really got us somewhere, from the prescient "there's no such thing as invisible is there, Dad" to his lunchtime blurt to Julia that "Dad says one day he's going to ask about your conscience".

The alleged comment was not picked up by opposition members, staff or journalists watching at the time but a video posted on Ninemsn on Thursday morning shows Pyne saying what it interpreted as "you're such a cunt" after an interjection by Shorten.

(It's available with or without interjections by DJ Drama).

Interestingly, the interjections by panelist comics Peter Serafinowicz and Holly Walsh fall a little flat in comparison.

George talks for forty-five or sixty minutes, with one or two interjections by me.

Off-camera interjections by the director, Chris Smith, heighten the resemblance, though where Mr. Morris adopted an insistent, bullying tone, Mr. Smith sounds more detached.

Brigid Lowry's Triple Ripple (Allen & Unwin, £6.99) is a clever and original fairy story with interjections by the New Zealand-based writer and a modern reader – the former discussing authorial quandaries and decisions, and the latter responding to them while she deals with trauma in her own life.