Sentence examples for randomly mentioned from inspiring English sources

I randomly mentioned Jake Peavy, whom Cabrera faced in the National League when Peavy pitched for the Padres and Cabrera played for the Marlins, from 2003 to 2007.

Like... she randomly mentioned her fiancé.

Suds randomly mentioned one of Evermore's characters, resulting in the customers spending the entire night trying to create a meet-cute.

It wasn't until I randomly mentioned where I went to school one day that he revealed the parish where he once worked and we made the connection.

But "Drag Race" superfans conspiracy-theorized that the diva's reply to a fan about her love of tomato soup — a tweet she first posted over a year ago, but then randomly mentioned again while "Drag Race" was in session Thursday — was in fact a Nostradamus-style prediction that contestant Miz Cracker, who played a vocoder-assisted "'90s Comeback Cher" this Thursday, will be crowned the next winner.

And of those (alas) I can only, hastily, randomly, mention a few.

The belittling of one issue by randomly mentioning another of greater severity is a technique specially reserved for silencing women's voices.

Just because something is on TV does not make it promotional; if an anchorman wears his favorite Hugo Boss suit on the air (or if I randomly mention "Hugo Boss" in a column), it does not immediately become a form of advertising.

And if there is any truth to this WiFi subscription service idea (which, again, is a bit odd that WSJ would randomly mention), the thought is that it would be baked into the price of the device — something which Apple would undoubtedly play up.

For the rest of our lives when someone randomly mentions his name we nod and mumble "the Bard," "a pound of flesh," or "Friends, Romans, countrymen".

It does, however, get to the point where it's awkward to randomly mention it, and yet the assumption of heterosexuality lingers for so long that it almost feels like I'm living a lie.