"This is probably one of the most pleasant hearings on the Hill today," said Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, who asked Mr. Foxx to visit that state's 10,000 lakes — and, incidentally, provide support for winter trails used for snowmobiles and cross-country skiing.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, hundreds of thousands of children from urban slums, many of them with living parents, were shipped west on "orphan trains" to start new lives with farm families — and, not incidentally, provide much-needed labor for the "settling" of the West.
She has also, not incidentally, provided the inspiration for what is hands down the best new American play of last season.
She has also, not incidentally, provided the inspiration for what is hands down the best new American play of the season.
And it set off a burst of lopsided wins at Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain while incidentally providing material for Crane's hobby as an underground video comedy star.
The High Line, incidentally, provides an ideal platform for public art that importunes without annoying — unlike most of its kind today, which tends to fail as civic symbolism or as art, if not both.
The proposed new double-entrance plaza and fountains for the Metropolitan Museum of Art will beautify and enliven the Upper East Side, while incidentally providing dignity and visibility to the access for people with disabilities.
This form of architecture created a series of blind arches ("fornices") at street level, incidentally providing dark places for prostitutes to ply their trade — and bequeathing to the world the word "fornicate".
The most numerous and widely distributed groups, the barbets (about 90 species) and the woodpeckers (about 200 species), excavate their own nesting cavities, thereby avoiding competition with other birds and, incidentally, providing homes for many other species of vertebrates.
THE rocky marriage that binds the Long Island Power Authority and the KeySpan Energy Corporation -- and, not incidentally, provides electricity to Long Island -- will apparently continue for some years to come, sweetened by a promise of a two-year rate freeze, hope of a modest rate reduction and an agreement for LIPA to buy and renovate two of KeySpan's aging power plants.
There is some tremendous acting from Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett, with many blue-chip supporting contributions, and the movie incidentally provides a screenwriting masterclass from Patrick Marber who, in Billy Wilder's phrase, makes the subtleties obvious and sets up the story's twists and turns with the confidence of a young master.
