interject

But so few interject a sense of play into our sleep habits.

I’m single — perhaps evident by my willingness to interject a fancy toy into my bedtime routine — so this hasn’t been an issue here, but Alarmo’s core features will be of little use to those coupled-up.

In this case, Vance repeated his claim about Haitian immigrants early in the debate, prompting Brennan to interject that many Haitian migrants had "legal status."

"Not only is this rule not authorized by existing law and is actually contrary to black letter Georgia law, but it presents very serious security and chain of custody concerns when numerous poll officials across thousands of polling places across Georgia's 159 counties will have individual access to every ballot cast by millions of Georgia voters at the polls," Houk said, arguing that the "rule appears to be designed to delay final certification of the election, unnecessarily interject more questions about the validity of the count."

When Jeremiah Watkins heard someone in the audience interject, “What about trains?” the comedian welcomed the chance to riff.