Interjecting

He was very frustrated," said Bob Bradley, who disapproved of Montreal coach Hernan Losada interjecting himself between his player and Marshall-Rutty on the sideline on the play.

This rapid interjecting happens more often in-person because people feel less inhibited about jumping in or even interrupting sometimes.

Reynolds didn’t allow his coach to answer, interjecting to heap the responsibility on the players.

Last week, he tried a videoconference with reportersan hour-long CNN townhall -- dressed in a suit and tie, making Biden the rare business-clad shut-in – all in hopes of interjecting himself into a news cycle dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Brody and Maraist talk like they dance—interjecting or repeating while the other is speaking.

In a few years, voice technology will enable intelligent products like Spark Assistant to actually participate in meetings, interjecting facts, making suggestions and answering questions.

Long before this, however, Armstrong was playing around with his vocals, shortening and lengthening phrases, interjecting improvisations, using his voice as creatively as his trumpet.

The album consists of a run through of a baker's dozen of his old hits with Cannon interjecting comments and telling stories about the songs.