Examples of using Interposed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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My uncle interposed.
But--" interposed the young woman.
Relatives and friends interposed.
My dear sir,' interposed Mr. Winkle.
When a filter is the UVC clarifier is interposed.
How long ago, my friend,' interposed Mr. Pickwick;'an hour?'?
I think it's quite impossible to go on to-night,' interposed Ben.
In 1940 the war interposed and the working of the orchestra broke.
So I should think, from the look on it,' interposed Sam.
My good soul,' interposed Mr. Benjamin Allen soothingly.
I daresay she is crying because shecould not go out with Missis in the carriage," interposed Bessie.
Tain't in poetry, is it?' interposed his father.
Yes, there is,' interposed the link-boy,'I have been a-ringing at it ever so long.'.
That has nothing whatever to do with the matter, Sam,' interposed Mr. Pickwick.'Pray hold your tongue.'.
The couple not just interposed and prevent the slaughter of the dog, but call the police immediately.
At that very moment, the mercy and grace of God interposed, and the old man's hand was stayed.
That's the pint, sir,' interposed Sam;'out vith it, as the father said to his child, when he swallowed a farden.'.
When the accusers attacked his son Nerullinus on the strength of men's hatred of the father and of some charges of extortion,the emperor interposed, as if implying that vengeange was fully satisfied.
I know what you mean,' interposed Dowler.'You feel aggrieved.
Unless,' interposed the man with the camp-stool,'unless Mr. Winkle feels himself aggrieved by the challenge; in which case, I submit, he has a right to satisfaction.'.
Don't witness nothin', Sir,' interposed Sam.'Shut your eyes up tight, Sir.
One moment," Holmes interposed,"your statement is, I foresee, one of the most remarkable to which I have ever listened.
Tickets at the bar, Sir,' interposed the waiter;'half-a-guinea each.
Come, come,' interposed Sam, who had witnessed Mr. Trotter's tears with considerable impatience,'blow this'ere water-cart bis'ness.
My friend, Mr. Sawyer,' interposed Mr. Pickwick,'your son's friend.'.
And he told you,” interposed the Bishop with a smile,“that it had been given to him by a kind old fellow of a priest with whom he had passed the night?
Who is he, you scoundrel,' interposed Wardle.'He's my lawyer, Mr. Perker, of Gray's Inn.
But I do not know,' interposed the Princess, defending her maternal watchfulness over her daughter,'what there is in your past to trouble him!
How well you read me, you witch!" interposed Mr. Rochester:"but what did you find in the veil besides its embroidery?
Not the slightest fear, Sir,' interposed the hostler.'Warrant him quiet, Sir; a hinfant in arms might drive him.'.