Sentence examples for incidentally put from inspiring English sources

Now, sixteen years later, Allen has made that musical comedy with a plot and, incidentally, put a big deposit in the karmic bank.

This is less than the premium a few years ago; apparently (pdf) because several changes in Medicare policy more or less incidentally put the squeeze on MA plans.

No matter, it was expertly done and incidentally put paid to the canard that after the mid-sixties Williams had lost his gift.

The reason that this matters so much is, incidentally, put rather well in a recent Early Day Motion drawn up by the Tory MP Andrew Mitchell seeking the release from Guantanamo Bay of British resident Shaker Aamer.

IBM is announcing a series of big software products for large scale data centers, designed to speed provisioning and management of thousands of servers, operating in a "cloud" system that efficiently performs diverse tasks – and, not incidentally, put IBM at the center of a company's cloud computing resources.

Xerox, not incidentally, put out its own GUI computer, the Xerox Star, three years before the Mac.

All these dinosaurs are female, which incidentally puts Jurassic World in the clear as far as the Bechdel test is concerned.

This sentence, incidentally, puts the quietus on the ridiculous word "platonic" that for some peculiar reason still crops up in discussion of the story.

Working from a twisty script by Shawn and Michael Rasmussen (which, incidentally, puts the similarly themed Sucker Punch to shame), Carpenter keeps things moving along briskly, aided by the kind of stripped-down budget and tight shooting schedule that were once his forte.

Colin Firth gives a warm and sympathetic performance as Bertie, the Duke Of York, an introverted and uncomfortable stammerer, bullied by his father George V, played by Michael Gambon, and overshadowed by his charismatic playboy older brother, David, a role dispatched with some style by Guy Pearce, incidentally putting to rest the overpowering memory of Edward Fox in the part.

But they are engaging in ends-justifies-the-means reasoning that not incidentally puts money in their pockets.