Sentence examples for incidentally the same from inspiring English sources

That would have made her, incidentally, the same age as Bogart.

It was also, not incidentally, the same organization that fed Benton's grandmother and mother in the displaced-persons camp after the war.

Pi day (incidentally, the same day as Albert Einstein's birthday) is celebrated by mathematicians around the world by considering the rold the number plays in our lives.

(Incidentally, the same week, France's official General Commission of Terminology and Neologism announced its decision to bar the Anglicism "hashtag" from the language in favor of "mot-dièse," or "sharp word" — another difference in speech tactics).

That is, incidentally, the same reason George Osborne targeted them to pay more when he was in opposition and increased the annual tax charge some pay in his last Budget.

Judd Nelson was 26 when he played high-school ruffian John Bender in John Hughes's 1985 detention-set comedy – incidentally the same age as Corr, who can't help but look a mite old for that black and red college blazer.

Co-incidentally, the same health firm that owns her insurance also owns her local CCG, as well the specialist audiology centre.

That temperature, incidentally, is the same temperature as Nick Kamen was right before they stopped showing his Levi's advert.

That, incidentally, is the same wheelbase as the 5 Series sedan with which the 6 Series shares most of its structure, chassis, suspension and drivetrain components.

For all their disappointment, devolution is still supported by over 50% of Scots and, incidentally, about the same proportion of English.

After the completion, Brees raced to the end zone to greet Henderson, who incidentally wears the same No19 that Unitas wore for the Baltimore Colts.