Interjects

He interjects with a story to relate to what others are saying.

The politician interjects to make a point during a debate.

The friend interjects with a personal story during a conversation.

The teacher interjects to clarify a student's question.

"Excuse me," interjects John, "but I think we should take a break now."

The commentator interjects to provide additional information about the game.

John interjects with his opinion during every meeting.

Mary interjects with a joke to lighten the mood.

He interjects with a joke in the middle of the presentation.

He interjects with a suggestion during the planning.

The passenger interjects with a request during the flight.

The student interjects with an answer in the classroom.

"Excuse me," she interjects, "but I think we're going the wrong way."

"Before we continue," he interjects, "I'd like to clarify what we mean by 'success'."

My friend interjects with her opinion every time I talk about my relationship problems.

The chef interjects with an explanation of the cooking process while preparing the meal.

The comedian interjects with a funny observation in the middle of her stand-up routine.

The friend interjects with a compliment about the artwork on display at the gallery.

The teacher interjects with a relevant anecdote to illustrate the point she was making.

The politician interjects with a question that throws off the interviewer's line of questioning.

The journalist interjects with a follow-up question during the press conference.

The judge interjects with a clarification during the trial to prevent confusion.

The doctor interjects with a warning about the side effects of the medication.

She interjects a comment about the book during the book club meeting.

The comedian interjects some humor into his speech.

"Ouch!" interjects Mary as she accidentally hits her toe on the table.

"Yay, we won!" interjects the team captain after the victory.

"No way, that's impossible!" interjects Sarah in disbelief.

"Ew, I hate spiders!" interjects Jane when she sees a spider in the room.

He interjects to correct his friend's pronunciation.

"Hey, that's my favorite song!" interjects Emily when she hears it on the radio.

The customer interjects to complain about the service at the restaurant.

The student interjects to ask a question during the lecture.

"Um, excuse me?" interjects John to get the waiter's attention.

"Oh, I get it now!" interjects the student during the classroom discussion.

He interjects during the meeting to offer his suggestion.

"Hurray, it's snowing!" interjects the child during the winter season.

"Wow, that's amazing!" interjects Tom when he sees the beautiful sunset.