Sentence examples for interjection into from inspiring English sources
Her interjection into the debate came as the debate over the economic case for independence continues to rage.
The most simple interjection into the monochrome Calvin Klein world was color: crab pink, mint and grass green; while woven effects created patterns.
Linda Bentley, a real estate agent who attended a Bush rally on Saturday in Grand Rapids, Mich., said she was infuriated by Mr. bin Laden's interjection into the campaign.
But whether by accident or by design (a fascinating exchange between Mark Textor, Crosby's partner and Liberal election guru, and Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy was opaque on this point) Dutton's comments managed to dominate a day and some of the next after a positively feline interjection into the election debate.
It's Pope Francis's latest interjection into the debate on reforming capitalism - and Jennings reckons it has really made an impact on WEF this year, right at the start of the Forum, joking: Our new Argentinian striker has delivered - he's scored a goal in the second minute of the game.
"I don't know if we will need divine inspiration or divine interjection into this matter, but whatever it might take, I hope people of good will can come to an agreement," Democratic Senator Dick Durbin said.
Or maybe you are," says Mayer, who has a habit of swallowing other people's interjections into a parenthesis in her own speech.
This is Oldham's lengthy interjections into Lawson's prose, which come in paragraph after paragraph of quotation, sometimes five and six at a time.
He was loud, verging on rude, and strutted around the room as if he owned it, making loud interjections into others' conversations.
Rita's consistently untimely interjections into the life of her two residents, Brian and Tom, are undeniably hilarious, large in part due to Rita's caricature-like personality and her distinctive 'New Yawk' accent.
As a copy editor, I can't help cringing at some of the editors' choices: Turning the cockney interjection io into oy so that Fred Weasley winds up sounding like an old Jewish woman seems like a particularly misguided decision.
