| Since I have been on my feet I have faced a continuous barrage of interjections. |
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| I laughed at their jokes, acknowledging their comments with interjections of approval. |
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| Mark Liberman has an interesting post over at Language Log about the spelling of interjections and onomatopoetic words in comic strips. |
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| This is back bedroom electronica at its best, full of big chunky breakbeats, Radiophonic Workshop bleepy things and dirty vocoder interjections. |
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| Puccini's genius for the dramatic undercurrent, often heard in bold brass interjections, heightened the tension throughout. |
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| I want members, particularly those on the front bench, to address interjections other than in the second person. |
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| The other gang members offered their own absurd interjections, but otherwise paid close attention to their leader's speech. |
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| There will be no further interjections during the member's speech by members of the Labour Party, or they will leave the Chamber. |
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| I had indicated to the Committee that frivolous interjections designed to break up speeches were out of order. |
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| But if members are having difficulty following the speech because of the interjections, then I thank the member for raising that matter. |
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| But the more drunk she got the more constant her interjections became and the less actual material the comics were able to do. |
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| In English, conjunctions, determiners, interjections, particles, and pronouns are grammatical words. |
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| Cope is derailed by enthusiastic interjections from proprietary fans and the show lurches from one interruption to another. |
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| I ruled out vociferous interjections, and Mr Mallard was more restrained after he was warned. |
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| I could fall in love habitually with my own eclectic stream of verbs and interjections and clauses. |
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| Baker inquires into the meaning and purpose of common hesitative interjections in the speech of testees responding to word association tests. |
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| Those interjections were very reasonable, and the Minister was simply putting on an act to try to get some sympathy. |
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| Two interjections from the rapt audience render the visiting 28-year-old former pupil particularly speechless. |
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| These lucid scientific interjections compensate rewardingly for the book's relatively weak cultural sense. |
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| I am sorry to interrupt the honourable member, but interjections are getting a bit out of hand. |
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| The novel is studded with gems of images, brief and evocative, describing her mother's interjections into her thoughts. |
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| For a start there was a large number of interjections in the second person, which I presume related to me. |
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| There were some interjections in the second person that were not very savoury. |
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| Equally, if his angry interjections have little to do with the conversation underway before his arrival, other customers may simply wander off. |
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| Characteristics may include repetition of sounds, syllables, words or phrases, hesitations, prolongations or interjections. |
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| I remind the Minister that interjections are disorderly at all times. |
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| On this shift, he's handling the ground control duties with barely audible interjections into his mike. |
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| Also included are so-called onomatopoeic interjections, with augh, blech, grr, waah and yeesh lending their situational help to Scrabblers. |
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| The crowd, a demographic collage to match the one that got him reelected, smiled and nodded their nonverbal interjections. |
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| He was smart and funny, but increasingly frustrated with my interjections. |
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| Funny personal stories or well-timed interjections of humour, more than punchlines or practical jokes, will add to almost any situation. |
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| I am always reticent about giving advice and do not want to use my speaking time to answer Mr Schulz' interjections. |
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| I say to members that Mr Sowry is making a hard-hitting speech, and some interjections can be expected, but not so many as to drown out the member speaking. |
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| When the tune passes to the violin, its companions supply interjections and imitations. |
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| To repeat, the list is a composite of elements discussed by the experts present at the workshop as well as my own interpretative interjections. |
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| The CNN focus group found that the intense awkward interjections alienated swing voters and women in particular. |
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| These disconcerting interjections of human speech into an otherwise depopulated realm help illuminate an ambiguous statement about technology in Omit's work. |
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| The tone, mood, fast-paced interjections, and witty syntagms of the 1940s vernacular are very difficult to convey in the several lines of subtitled translation. |
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| I have found many interjections in committee by the hon. member presenting this bill to be thoughtful. |
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| When the interjections continued, the Speaker recessed the House to the call of the bells. |
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| His recordings, most of which were produced in New York City, incorporated gospel-derived vocal techniques shouted interjections, an exhortatory recitation, melisma, and rasping timbre. |
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| The transcript indicated that the plaintiff objected frequently and that the judge considered many interjections as baseless or premature, leading to a number of exchanges between lawyers and the judge. |
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| The early concerti grossi were based on the popular chamber form of the trio sonata for two violins and continuo, to which were added four-part orchestral interjections. |
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| There are no interjections when he speaks. |
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| No authorial interjections or stern warnings. |
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| Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are invariable. |
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| Click sounds occur in a number of African languages and are often used as interjections in other languages e.g., the sound of disapproval represented in English by tsk, tsk. |
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| Thank you for your interjections, arguments and your work on committees. |
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| In editing the text, we have tried to preserve the style and character of the interviews, only omitting repetitions and interjections due to misunderstandings, etc., as well as affirmations which break the flow of the text. |
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| At any rate, I would like to ask all Members to address the Chair and the House and not to direct their comments at other fellow Members, in order to prevent disorderly interjections and interruptions. |
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| Mrs. D, who is easily recognizable as a Hapoel Tel-Aviv supporter, was on her way to the stadium when she became the target of antisemitic interjections. |
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| Covert stuttering is characterized by accessory features such as word substitutions, interjections, and stopping. |
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| Some words are uninflected and undergo neither process, such as adverbs, prepositions, and interjections. |
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| Remarkably, the lectures have been reconstructed verbatim, including interjections from Turing and other students, from students' notes. |
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| Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections are generally invariable. |
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| These are interjections, conjunctions, subjunctions, prepositions, and adverbs. |
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| Other interjections are reported as spoken if they are clearly audible and if they are responded to in some way by the member who has the floor. |
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| Then came better times, but those unloving interjections and appellatives remained forever dissolved in detergent soapsuds. |
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| Some analyses add pronouns as a class separate from nouns, and subdivide conjunctions into subordinators and coordinators, and add the class of interjections. |
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| Onomatopoeic interjections listed in the dictionary are allowed in Scrabble and now players can add exclamations such as augh, blech, eew, grr, waah and yeesh to their game. |
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