Sentence examples for incidentally which is from inspiring English sources

To date he has five caps – England have won each time, incidentally – which is four more than his father Rob, capped once in 1984, ultimately collected.

(It is this review, incidentally, which is thought to contain the first instance of the phrase "stream of consciousness" applied specifically to literature.

(Hugh's character actually owns his sweetly chaotic blue-doored house off Portobello, incidentally, which is a mouthwatering investment. And how jammy of him to have kept it after the divorce!) We did not get to hang out in Trellick Tower; still less did we see the northern reaches of what is elastically defined as Notting Hill - the Cobden Club, or the gloomy Mozart Estate.

I don't do this one, incidentally, which is why I wanted to record it.

(The list, incidentally, which is changeable -- perhaps a euphemism for my being fickle -- though Chinatown is always top of the list, was accurate at the time. When it comes to more intimate drama, I look more to television than to movies, especially now, which is why I write so much about Mad Men).

(In that scene, incidentally, which was almost three minutes long, the stripper managed to remove only her gloves).

That last letter, not incidentally, which was found in his jacket after Van Gogh shot himself, is characteristically lucid and composed.

But Afghanistan could not hang on to the ball descending out of the night sky, a ball, incidentally, which was increasingly covered in dew as the game progressed.

Starting in the belly as it were, which is, incidentally, helping to keep me upright (thanks, belly).

Mr Schwarzenegger promises to uphold the decision of the state Supreme Court (which is, incidentally, dominated by Republicans).

Meanwhile, Campbell's "people" are milling around the press room – which is, incidentally, far more sparsely populated than Thursday.