Sentence examples for incidentally set from inspiring English sources

This incidentally set a trap for Ace Greenberg, sitting West.

The movie isn't incidentally set in South Boston; it's not placed there because the neighborhood is picturesque.

If those masters thought at a rate — say — one million times slower than you, there is little doubt that over a period of years (your time) you could come up with 'helpful advice' that would incidentally set you free".

The movie, incidentally, is set in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, which happens to be where he lives, and there is a cameo by one M. Night Shyamalan.

Is this really the right way to deal with the existence of the camps which, incidentally, were set up with US finance to encourage foreign fighters to fight the Russians in Afghanistan?

And the action, not incidentally, is set at the LA Sports Arena, where JFK won the Democratic presidential nomination in 1960, and the Ambassador Hotel, where RFK was assassinated in 1968.

Incidentally, by setting this episode well after Lane's suicide, the show skips over the reaction of all but a few of the SCDP crew to his death.

incidentally, Hamilton has set the fastest lap of the day with a time of 1 18.737s.

Bell experts — primarily for telephone uses and incidentally for radio — set themselves the job of bringing sounds across the Atlantic with the clarity of local broadcasts.

This makes it the most critically reviled contender in recent memory, comfortably breaking the 62% record set, incidentally, by the same director with his hilarious Nazi-in-the-bath caper The Reader back in 2009.

The Adam Carolla Show broke the Guinness World Record (set, incidentally, by Gervais) for the most downloaded podcast, with almost 60 million unique downloads from 2009 to 2011.