Sentence examples for incidentally it just from inspiring English sources

The phone still works, incidentally — it just has a shattered screen. .

Incidentally, is it just us who read goaled as gaoled?

Incidentally, it's not just the turkeys that have these traits either, all birds share these features at some level so those sitting down with a goose, duck or chicken will also see the same things, although anyone plumping for lamb might struggle to find uncinated processes or a furcula.

Incidentally, I just played the game, and I have an old Canon.

I didn't do it on 29th February incidentally, that just implies that you subscribe to the view that it's so outrageous for a woman to take the initiative in such matters that it has to be done on an irregular day when social norms are suspended.

I mean, I knew mobile money was big-verging-on-ubiquitous in East Africa, though M-Pesa which, incidentally, has just expanded into Europe–but I hadn't realized that it has grown so coM-Pesa whichre incidentallythas it is used by cab drivers at gas stations.

That level of stress is in such stark contrast to the way my friend, the life coach, who incidentally has just as many demands on her, conducts herself, that it really got me thinking about what take-aways could there be to manage the demands of always being on with the need to be focused.

We thought about his taking a break from school to work full time, thus potentially circumnavigating our need for the benefits, but decided that with only a year to go and the dramatic increase in earning potential in his field if he finished, it made more sense for us (and for the larger economy, incidentally) to just try to squeak through that last year.

It can — even a work like this one, whose symphonic cluelessness not incidentally suggests just how out of touch Iran may be with the West.

Perrotta, incidentally, only just came back on.

Zúñiga, incidentally, had just replaced Capoue.