Sentence examples for incidentally my from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, my husband suggests putting the cow's picture on a milk carton.

(Incidentally, my interrupted question would have ended "get it on in a beautiful non-patriarchal way").

British state school pupils (among whom, incidentally, my own children have been numbered) slide further and further down international tables.

Diane Abbott is a great performer, an excellent speaker, a good MP (and, incidentally, my MP) and a passionate campaigner.

Incidentally, my advance-purchase coach fare was $448.50, round trip, for this flight to Phoenix and back.

Incidentally, my colleague Scott Murray reckons Henin-Hardenne bares an uncanny resemblance to both Juninho and David Duval.

This is the way I did my very first one, and it has incidentally become my signature style.

My other friend, whom we'll call Marlene, and who, incidentally, was my sluttier advisor back in the days of naiveté and who got married at the age of 21, had this gem to share: "I absolutely love it but I don't give it to them whenever I feel like it.

When the beating of your heart/Echoes the beating of the drum/There is a life about to start/When tomorrow comes!" And so on, rather spine-tinglingly (I've not actually seen Les Mis, incidentally. My sole purchase of musical tickets – Matilda, last December – confirmed it is an activity easily as eye-wateringly luxe as a wet Wednesday on Merseyside).

"But really the best stuff were things I came upon incidentally, on my own.

Incidentally, when my wife saw me doing this, she thought it was proof that I was demented.