interject

As the young children enthusiastically sang out phrases, Esau interjected occasionally to correct their pronunciation of the distinct sounds and deep clicks of her mother tongue, of which she is the last first-language speaker.

On a July earnings call, Tesla executives avoided naming upcoming low-price models until Musk interjected: “It’s just a Model Y. Let the cat out of the bag there.”

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley spent much of the hearings interjecting on how Democrats had, in his view, stonewalled investigations into the Biden family's business dealings.

There is a caveat, though, from a interjecting Hickey.

"Now it's a town that has beaten Manchester United," interjects Ms Sharpe, as both women chuckle.