Idiom: launch into someone

Meaning

Idiom: launch into someone

— My parents launched into me after I came home an hour late Saturday night.

— I didn’t expect my mother-in-law to launch into me the first time we met but she did and fortunately my husband defended me.

— Our boss launches into us if we're even two minutes late.

— I want to apologize for launching into you last night at dinner. I was wrong.

— The next time you launch into me like that I'll quit.

— You really need to stop launching into people before you have all the facts.

— I regret launching into my husband for stupid little things. After he passed away, I would give anything for just one more day with him.

— Was it necessary to launch into your son during the game? Let his coach do the coaching instead.