Sentence examples for incidentally along from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, along with hero/explorer units, Mercenaries were vulnerable to assassin units such as spies, agents and ninjas.

Symbols of authority such as the crucifix and the coat of arms evaporate in the dark, and there were plenty to resent their reappearance with the arrival on our streets of the gas lamp – along, incidentally, with a proper police force, its job at long last made possible by the helpful transformation of night into day.

Hacken, incidentally, passed along her Hermès Birkin bag to a colleague because it didn't suit her style.

Incidentally, Algeria and England, along with Slovenia, are in Team USA's group, so put on your Uncle Same t-shirts and get ready to chant USA! USA! till your throat it sore.

To be fair, he doesn't get a chance to see his buildings, temporary or otherwise, erected in the United States very often, and as a result he probably wasn't about to rule anything out when Colbert -- along, not incidentally, with Rolex, the project's corporate sponsor, and Colbert's Bianimale Foundation -- came calling a couple of years ago.

Thanks to the increasing globalisation of science, helped along incidentally by CERN's gift of the web to the world in 1993, scientific news travels faster, allowing scientists wherever they may be to pick up a topic and run with it.

It's an archetypal Liddle anecdote: rueful, self-deprecating, incidentally satirical of foreigners, and carried along by a battered and amused sense of defiance.

(Incidentally, I am going along with the prevailing terminology, on Today and in most of the papers, describing Padel's emails as "gossip".

But O'Connell powerfully embodies Eller's mortal struggle, and, not incidentally, nails every laugh line along the way.

Yet as the models took their turns in the vast auditorium for the cameras - and incidentally, for the audience, ranked along the perimeter so they didn't spoil the shot - you couldn't help but feel frustrated by the distance between your human eye and these clothes so intimately born of the human hand.

Even at home, Botswana's model of a total ban on hunting and culling, though obviously championed by the wildlife activists, is not without its problems, with human wildlife conflict being right on the top of the pile (incidentally, human wildlife conflict - along with poaching and habitat encroachment - is generally considered to be a far bigger wildlife killer than controlled hunting).