Sentence examples for as incidentally from inspiring English sources

"We finished second in our group and we won the play-off as, incidentally, Uruguay did," he said.

Big grocers such as Wal-Mart (which owns Asda) and Tesco, as well as brands such as Nestlé, Pepsi and Kellogg's, are partners of the centre, as, incidentally, is the US department of defence.

Some on the right have seized on the idea that it's racist to notice anyone's race — particularly when it would mean remarking on everyone in a room being white (as, incidentally, everyone taking part in "This Week's" roundtable was).

As if Not only torn but lavish let be the angle all tearing starts at, as if this were the rule, each splitting open around, unfolding from -- so as, incidentally, to expose -- its wet center.

Confusingly, we also hit peak peak, so it is of utmost importance that someone come up with the 2017 word for something being over ("basic" is definitely over, as, incidentally, is over).

Yet they have, and the answers remain the same: he denies the allegations and believes that his former partner poisoned the children against him – as, incidentally, does Ronan's sibling Moses.

(More than three times as much, incidentally, as a fund sent up by the government to which citizens can donate to reduce the state debt).

As selecting incidentally a specific year as reference for emissions (i.e. BYE) might result in inequitable situations for individual Parties, base period emissions (BPE) were presented as an alternative approach for establishing a reference.

An incidental finding, also known as an incidentaloma, may be defined as an incidentally discovered mass or lesion detected by computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or other imaging modality performed for an unrelated reason.

Incidentally, as compelling as Claire Danes and Damian Lewis have been in the lead roles, for my money the star of the show remains Mandy Patinkin's professorial Saul.

This is especially true among Hagel's eagerly interventionist neoconservative opponents, incidentally, as may be pointed out a time or two.