Sentence examples for by the way while from inspiring English sources

By the way, while you were sleeping, Zumba took over the world.

And by the way, while the music hall may be only a memory, its descendants have continued to proliferate.

Those birds, by the way, while delicious, are better separated into breast and thigh-leg sections, with each cooked differently.

By Susan Orlean November 11, 2010 By the way, while you were sleeping, Zumba took over the world.

And by the way, while your boxy little clutch is silly, your dress shows your pretty face off a treat.

By the way, while we did not put the story of the hearings on our print front page, it dominated the Web site throughout the day.

They used that title, by the way, for a while, without even asking if they could.

By the way - while I am panting - the Concise Oxford Dictionary says, very mildly, that the expression "start a hare" means "raise a topic of conversation"; but Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (revised edition, 1981) comes closer to the real meaning, in my opinion, by adding the usually relevant word "irrelevant" to the definition.

France have scored nine tries against Georgia to win 64-7, by the way, though while that's breaking, it's not really news, is it.

You'll be glad to hear, by the way, that while Diane's career appears to be ruined by her moment in the spotlight, Mr. Bean is willing to give her at least a sporting chance at happiness.

I would say, by the way, that while our skepticism has been pretty well vindicated, the key weaknesses of Europe as a currency area have been somewhat different from what we imagined.