interject

"Your father and I have been talking," her mother interjected suddenly.

One of the men suddenly interjected, sitting down next to her.

So many people in the neighborhood knew what was going on, he interjected.

He interjected, "We just need a clear answer to that very simple question."

"Since before your father was born," the old man interjected.

I wanted to interject a comment but he stopped me.

Listen to their side and do not interject with things that they should have done or did wrong.

It was Walker who interjected with a question of his own.

On further review, it appears he has interjected someone else, too.

"I just want to play my games," the woman interjected.

"Just hit them and get it over with," interjected Weapons.

Why is the Governor interjecting the idea of a draft?

"Somebody should be making contact with me soon," I interjected.

"What do we want" he interjected, causing me to stop talking.

"Indeed," I interjected, trying to put the whole thing into perspective.

So before the judge could interject a remark he continued.

"We'll never find a man for you," a second woman interjected, as the other women laughed.

He nodded to the young woman, smiled, and tried to interject a single word.

"Seems to me they should be a lot heavier," I interjected.

You did, on one occasion, interject a question into the general conversation.

Kris looked as if he wanted to interject something, but held his peace.

The second couple, behind them, interjected, "Where do you live?"

I prayed to the Lord for her, his father interjected.

You have to interject and say, "I do this every day.

I'm about to question his definition of love when Chi interjects.