Sentence examples for guide incidentally from inspiring English sources
An interim version of the new English-language travel guide, incidentally, is now live.
If you are in need of assistance or a trip to the powder-room - which, incidentally, are well lit - your guide advises you to simply call out his or her name.
If anything, the main theme of Clegg's speech about the "dispersal of power" reminded me of An Intelligent Person's Guide to Liberalism by Conrad Russell (an unashamed centre-lefty, incidentally).
The Corps built guide levees about seventeen miles apart to shape the discharge toward Atchafalaya Bay, incidentally establishing a framework for the swamp.
Incidentally, the latter remain the only team that Bora has failed to guide into the second round.
Incidentally, these are the properties that are also required for the guiding of molecules using electric or magnetic fields.
Incidentally, Carnap (1947, 26), when introducing truth-values as extensions of sentences, is guided by essentially the same idea.
With widespread use of CT/magnetic resonance imaging, more and more patients are incidentally being found to have focal pancreatic 'mass' lesions and dilation of PD is often used to guide further management of these patients.
Incidentally, it is elegant.
Incidentally, it never worked.
