Sentence examples for incidentally still from inspiring English sources

From a bookshelf Sendak gently retrieved a first edition of "A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go" in the nineteenth-century British series Randolph Caldecott's Picture Books (which are, incidentally, still in print).

(White, incidentally, still gets pelters for bridling at the final hurdle here, but it's worth remembering that he'd probably have got another chance to tidy up against any other player in the world).

You went to college and were moving up the ladder (and, incidentally, still will), but then this darn recession came along.

Meanwhile, pretty much everyone with an iPhone only uses them for taking grachewitous (geddit, "chew") pictures of their lunch on Instagram, or their Supreme snapbacks, which incidentally, still look ridiculous in sepia.

Contador, incidentally, is still on his road bike.

Milly laughed cruelly and said it was the perfect metaphor for our relationship (which, incidentally, I still don't understand).

The charming theater, incidentally, is still in use, even as the town's musical center has shifted to the new Festspielhaus.

It suggests that with our archaic electoral system no British government has enjoyed a flimsier mandate since 1918 - when, incidentally, women still had to be over 30 to vote.

Trump, who was one of the most vocal "birthers" pushing the false claim that Barack Obama was born in Kenya – which incidentally would still have made him a natural born citizen – has questioned Cruz's citizenship in the past.

While making irrelevant remarks about the sanitary conditions in the courtroom, your editorial did not explain what substantive claim it had against the verdict, which, incidentally, can still be overturned on appeal and was reached after months of deliberations and testimony with all guarantees for the defendant to present his defense.

The show is the latest evidence of the metamorphosis of Topshop from a cheap-chic stalwart on the high street whose stock-in-trade was designer-inspired £20 tops (which, incidentally, it still does very well), to a high fashion destination.