Sentence examples for incidentally some of from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, some of Jones's earliest parts were at Shakespeare in the Park, including the title role in "Othello," in 1964.

Incidentally, some of the bigger banks have announced details of their Help to Buy Isas before their launch on 1 December.

But unlike, say, deconstructionist literary theorists, finance professors had an enormous impact on the business world — and, not incidentally, some of them made a lot of money in the process.

Asked about his proudest achievements during nearly a dozen years in Bridgeport, Bishop Egan spoke of his successes in fund-raising and in ordaining men to revitalize the priesthood -- not incidentally some of the areas most in need of attention in the New York Archdiocese.

For certain tasks of bioinformatics workflows, such as sequence alignment and mapping of short reads which are also incidentally some of the most computationally expensive processes, this approach can allow for a very high degree of parallelism in multiprocessor architectures and distributed computing environments.

(This might, incidentally, explain some of the history between Hollywood and Tandoh: when Tandoh came out in 2015, she delighted in pointing out that misogynists who had accused her of flirting with Hollywood on the show to better her chances of winning had been barking up the wrong tree. He subsequently sent her his congratulations, but questioned why she had involved him in her announcement).

While I was in the green room (which, incidentally, has some of the best food in Davos), I was chatting with Bill Brodsky, CEO of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, and his lovely wife.

The greatest amount of support that I received in confronting this misguided belief came from Linda, who "co-incidentally" had some of the same blind spots and misconceptions that I did.

From the first few rows, artists gazed: Holler, Mori, Francesco Vezzoli, Thomas Demand, all of whom, not incidentally, have done some of their best work for the foundation.

Representative Thomas, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, said the measure would primarily create jobs and incidentally fix some unfair or out-of-date tax laws.

In the typical situation of incidentally detected pollution of groundwater, no such information is available.