Sentence examples for simple interjection from inspiring English sources
The most simple interjection into the monochrome Calvin Klein world was color: crab pink, mint and grass green; while woven effects created patterns.
In the 1940s, actors dispatched on publicity duty could just stop by radio shows like NBC's Kraft Music Hall, exchange five minutes of patter with crooning compere Bing Crosby or Al Jolson and endure the announcer's periodic interjections on the simple joys of Philadelphia cream cheese.
Never content to let simple statements stand, he splits them open with interjections -- interjections! -- and garlands them in qualifiers and dependent clauses.
Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation — "Aah!" — which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.
Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation—"Aah!"—which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.
After a brief interjection from Holt, Sanders continued.
"I think" is a common Rushdie interjection.
Mr. Weitz made a quick interjection.
It is not an interjection, except when it is.
"A duck farting on an ashtray," is one such interjection.
