Sentence examples for incidentally with the from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, with the win Holm improved her MMA record to 10-0.

The film advanced Day's career as a singer, incidentally, with the song "Que Sera, Sera," which climbed high on the pop charts.

The Draft Treaty, however, does not deal, except incidentally, with the problems arising out of the liquidation of the Austrian empire, nor with the territories of two enemy powers, Turkey and Bulgaria.

When we visited Birzeit University, twinned incidentally with the University of Edinburgh, I saw the work they are doing, and which we fund, to develop geological skills in identifying water sources, so vital to any development in the area.

Magnified pictures were frozen incidentally with the R wave on the electrocardiogram.

Currently, an increasing number of pulmonary nodules are being detected incidentally with the evolution of multi-detector computed tomography (CT) technology and the use of high resolution images [ 1].

(Incidentally, the "with" in "put up with" is a particle, not a preposition, in spite of Churchill's probably apocryphal stance that "ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I shall not put". And Ms. O'Conner and Mr. Kellerman are simply wrong when they say that "to" isn't part of the infinitive in English).

—Guardian.co.uk blogger and former Mirror editor Roy Greenslade: "As so often with statements by the world's most famous media mogul, the announcement is being treated as the word of God… Excuse me if I disagree with those slavish reactions, and with Murdoch and, incidentally, with Lionel Barber, the editor of The Financial Times, who also believes that paid-for content is inevitable".

(And he should know, he used to work at PayPal — incidentally with Jeffrey Jordan, the CEO of OpenTable).

But it seems odd that a country built on giving people a second chance (and a country, incidentally, with one of the most forgiving bankruptcy laws in the world) should have turned against this principle so savagely when it comes to convicts.

Incidentally, with regard to the fate of Polanski's new film, The Ghost..