Sentence examples for incidentally there is from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, there is no town council in Chappaqua.

Incidentally, there is a good tale which supposedly explains why Boris was at the CBI lunch at all.

Incidentally, there is a [sic] bag in the rear pocket of the seat in front of you.

Perhaps not incidentally, there is never a trial, or one that we see, of either Khan or Marcus or anyone associated with the vast conspiracy.

Incidentally, there is a system of sharing that covers contingencies like your son's; it's called insurance, and he might want to invest in some.

(Incidentally, there is more absolute poverty in Sweden than in Britain, and in Sweden you also have to pay to visit your GP).

Almost incidentally there was the music.

You would never go there incidentally; there's always a reason.

Incidentally, there was some good news for J.F.K., which is undergoing a $4.4 billion facelift.

Incidentally, there are no seats on the Floor, none that this correspondent ever saw.

Incidentally, there are no mothers in the cabinet now for the first time since 1992.