Sentence examples for interjection from from inspiring English sources
After a brief interjection from Holt, Sanders continued.
That "local girls' school" is a quintessential Larkin detail, an interjection from his "Brunette Coleman" persona.
As for Justin, are we not due a public interjection from his mother?
The genuine Scots voices, coming from the mouths of minor characters, sound like a documentary-realist interjection from another film.
A speedy interjection from centre Michele Campagnaro gave Leonardo Sarto an easy touchdown in the left-hand corner.
"Would you suggest a couple buying pieces that might last longer than Ikea furniture does?" (Interjection from jaundiced, divorced reporter: "This marriage won't last").
He even sang Piquillo's brief interjections from the piano.
Between interjections from Oonagh (pronounced OO-na), Mr. Warhola settled down to the story of "Pepper Pot".
As the work opens, Strauss offers a theme that is forceful and energetic with bold interjections from the brass section.
Initially, a polite dialogue unfolded between trumpet and percussion, whose glissandos and flourishes underpinned the gentle interjections from the balcony.
His backup singers handled most of the Blue Notes material, with some well-placed interjections from Mr. Pendergrass.
