Examples of 'i am sorry to interrupt' in a sentence
Meaning of "i am sorry to interrupt"
i am sorry to interrupt - a polite phrase used to interject or break into a conversation; typically preceded by an expression of apology for disrupting the flow of communication
How to use "i am sorry to interrupt" in a sentence
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i am sorry to interrupt
I am sorry to interrupt this great party and.
But this could not wait. I am sorry to interrupt in the middle of the day.
I am sorry to interrupt if you are in the midst of an interrogation.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry to interrupt.
I am sorry to interrupt in the middle of the day.
It does not make any sense, and I am sorry to interrupt.
I am sorry to interrupt if you are in the midst.
But I have something important to say . I am sorry to interrupt.
I am sorry to interrupt the parliamentary secretary.
It is a great party, is not it? I am sorry to interrupt this great party and.
I am sorry to interrupt your celebration.
Responsibility on anyone . - I am sorry to interrupt your celebration.
I am sorry to interrupt your class.
Mr. Washington, I am sorry to interrupt you, but you have a guest.
I am sorry to interrupt your enjoyment.
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Yes, it is. I am sorry to interrupt you.
I am sorry to interrupt the member but we are moving to statements by members.
The Acting President, I am sorry to interrupt the speaker, but the 10-minute period is up.
I am sorry to interrupt you.
All aboard! I am sorry to interrupt but I think you must get aboard.
I am sorry to interrupt such a tender scene but we have a plan to carry out now.
Mr President, I am sorry to interrupt this debate, but I am somewhat confused.
I am sorry to interrupt the Minister again.
Yes? I am sorry to interrupt.
I am sorry to interrupt but I will not have unnecessary chatter around the chamber.
I am sorry to interrupt the member but I need to allow time for other questions.
I am sorry to interrupt the member for Hochelaga but his time has expired.
I am sorry to interrupt but I wish to make a point of order.
I am sorry to interrupt but I think you must get aboard.
I am sorry to interrupt but I can not take any more of this.
I am sorry to interrupt this august House but I rise on a very important point.
I am sorry to interrupt the member, but there are quite a number of private conversations.
I am sorry to interrupt the hon. member for Durham.
I am sorry to interrupt again, but I think that this is fairly important.
I am sorry to interrupt your training, but I have other arrangements for you.
I am sorry to interrupt the member, but he should address his comments to the Chair.
I am sorry to interrupt your conversation, but can we continue now?
I am sorry to interrupt the hon. member, but his time is up.
I am sorry to interrupt but you have three minutes left . ".
I am sorry to interrupt you, but, uh, I am having a bit of a problem.
I am sorry to interrupt you . - Just a second.
I am sorry to interrupt you . Excuse me.
I am sorry to interrupt you, Richard.
I am sorry to interrupt the hon. member, but I am wondering what the rules are.
I am sorry to interrupt the hon. member, but the Chair has made an error.
Oh, I am sorry to interrupt you when you are so busy. Hello, Lachesis.
I am sorry to interrupt this great party and… It is a great party, isn't it?
I am sorry to interrupt you. Hello, Robert.
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