Sentence examples for incidentally now from inspiring English sources

(GE, incidentally, now employs more people in India than in America).

McNamara, incidentally, now works at his alma mater as an assistant coach.

Serena, incidentally, now leads this series 5-2 and 8-8 in their overall meetings.

Incidentally, now is a good time to pick up bargains on 2013 New World whites.

It's embedded in the Home button at the bottom of the phone — which incidentally now has a silver ring around it to make it seem more pronounced.

All six, incidentally, now export more to the EU than they do to Russia, noted Mark Leonard of the European Council on Foreign Relations, which has a forthcoming paper on the region's future.

Smith, incidentally, is now gritting his teeth on 99 not out.

Incidentally, Daish now plays a different tune for Doctor Martens Premier League side Havant & Waterlooville.

Mr. Lurie, incidentally, is now Dr. Lurie, who heads up the oral radiology department at the University of Connecticut's School of Dental Medicine.

In the absence of a Hristo Stoichkov, who incidentally is now the coach of the Bulgaria national side, the suspicion is that it may not take too much winning.

An interim version of the new English-language travel guide, incidentally, is now live.