Sentence examples for something incidentally that from inspiring English sources
Likewise, unless a character knows to remove the battery from their phone (something, incidentally, that can't easily be done with an iPhone) he or she can be followed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Libya is not a signatory to the ICC treaty so is not legally bound to arrest Bashir (something, incidentally, that other countries who are signatories have also failed to do).
"Today I can confirm that not a single junior doctor working within the legal limits for hours will have their pay cut because this is about patient care and not saving money," he told MPs. "This is something, incidentally, that I made clear was a possible outcome of negotiations to the BMA at the beginning of September in an attempt to encourage them to return to the negotiating table.
And incidentally, that's been true for me, too.
Incidentally, that is also reflected in the Bauhaus philosophy".
Incidentally, that was around the same time I decided I wanted to be white.
Incidentally, that cap that I'm wearing is supposed to look like a green tree frog. .
Unlike other European cities, where the culture seems to revolve around food - and getting drunk and disgracing yourself is merely something that happens incidentally - London's nocturnal economy is fundamentally geared towards such things.
Back before I started playing World of Warcraft (because of something that was work-related, incidentally), I used to tease my then-roommate about playing it well into the night, every night.
Something like that anyway'.
