Sentence examples for incidentally said from inspiring English sources

Not incidentally, said Bob Berney, the president of Newmarket, "I think it will open the door to another DVD version".

Ms. Child, incidentally, said, "I didn't do anything at all to develop the restaurant," including supply any recipes or dishes.

(Do werewolves have tails, incidentally?) Said detective – necessarily, tenacious, and impeccably played by Douglas Hodge – has a witness to the massacre and though said witness is unhelpfully tongueless and probably mad, you get the sense that this won't deter dogged Douglas.

Yesterday's report on CNBC about the 70% stake — which incidentally said the news would actually be coming out at 3am Eastern time — detailed the terms that deal: Softbank would buy $8 billion in shares from Sprint directly at $5.25 each; it would put out a tender for $12 billion of shares from shareholders at $7.30 a share (Sprint's last trade on Friday was for $5.73/share).

Mayer, incidentally, said he was pretty much OK with the musical onslaught.

Mancini, incidentally, said that although the scoring was the most difficult in his career, the music he composed for this movie was always his favorite.

And incidentally, says the granite-faced lady cop, there was another woman in the car.

Bastedo, incidentally, says that reputation ratings can sometimes work very well.

(Its appearances in science museums, incidentally, say something more about the lack of purpose in those institutions than anything about the show itself).

Incidentally, says the writer, Mrs. Taylor wore a yellow dress, a black hat and black shoes - the same costume she wore for the Derby and the Preakness - at Belmont.

"There are some mechanisms by which the two could be related, but, on the other hand, it's not like we have a 'super smeller' test, and no one's ever really tried to chase that down," says Hayes, who incidentally says there's only a "tiny kernel of truth" to the 80% statistic, "because it ignores touch sensations like burn or astringency".