Sentence examples for interposed you from inspiring English sources

Losing no time, Ms. Mills interposed: "You can ask to ship to just seven.

"But that's the whole point of no-fault," Joan interposed, "that you don't have to say anything".

He called out to him, and a bodyguard quickly interposed himself: "You must not," the bodyguard warned.

If you interpose more than two walls between you and the transmitter, forget about it.

Between them, a man interposed himself: "Believe On The Lord Jesus Christ And YOU Will Be Saved".

Jean-Féry Rebel's "Tombeau de Monsieur de Lully" was a highlight of its Thursday afternoon concert at Jordan Hall: you had to wonder whether the work's zestier sections, interposed between lugubrious funereal passages, betrayed a composer's elation that Lully's monopolistic reign over the French musical world had come to an end.

I think you could end up in a genuine crisis if a state interposed itself and said, "We will not permit the federal government to implement Obamacare".

On the other hand, birding, like moviegoing, is at heart voyeuristic, and you can't do it without technology — to bring birds closer you must interpose binoculars between yourself and the wild world.

Egyptian expressions are constantly interposed with communications to the almighty".

"It interposed a slight barrier between myself and the horror in front of me".

Here Stammers has perhaps briefly interposed himself a little too much.