Sentence examples for incidentally from from inspiring English sources

He dies, incidentally, from his own bullet, a ricochet from the M60.

He discovered this, incidentally, from a Radio 2 sports bulletin on the car radio.

(Aughrim, a small village in Galway, is not far, incidentally, from where Huston himself lived for some years).

(There has been no objection to the climb, incidentally, from Tibetan or Chinese Communists, even though the border between Tibet and Nepal crosses the summit of Everest, and Tenzing and Hillary might have been accused of trespassing.

On a recent evening, a manager bringing out a doggie bag recalled a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" episode in which Larry reprimands his date for stealing the last of an order of dumplings (which came, incidentally, from NoHo's Chinatown Brasserie, where RedFarm's Joe Ng is also the executive chef).

The hog farmers and the pork processors proposed the "North American influenza," while the North American politicians were pushing "the H1N1 virus," a designation that Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack — a Democrat, not incidentally, from Iowa — said he deemed "very, very important".

I was extremely sorry, as I said publicly both before and after the event, that the second round of presidential elections did, as the Minister said, take place despite the many appeals from the international community, including, incidentally, appeals from Zimbabwe's African partners, for it to be postponed.

Incidentally, buses from Victoria to Southampton end their journey just across from the Red Funnel terminal.

(Reeves's own mother's name was Lois, incidentally - from which the script fails to draw any Freudian conclusions).

My grandfather, not incidentally, was from Minneapolis.

One curveball being thrown at public speakers, incidentally, comes from technology.