Sentence examples for this year incidentally from inspiring English sources

You might also expect it to scrutinise the doomy predictions about papers' declining circulations, a trend variously blamed on the internet, dumbed-down culture and the recession (a trend which the i bucked this year, incidentally).

The award for outstanding company went to the cast and creative team of 42nd Street, the West End revival of yet another classic (this year, incidentally, marking a prominence for musical theatre at the awards).

When this movie was premiered at Cannes last year, incidentally, you could have seen about 500 journalists smirking and scribbling at the same time, as the "Where's the beef?" joke occurred to all of us simultaneously.

Graham Stringer, for example, was the only MP who adopted an openly (climate) sceptical line of questioning during the science and technology committee inquiry into the UEA hacked emails affair earlier this year (incidentally, the committee is holding a follow-up session on the emails tomorrow).

Today, incidentally, the treatment appears primed for a comeback.

(Not the 1969 one, incidentally, by Thunderclap Newman – RIP Andy Newman).

Elton John married one – a woman – in 1984, incidentally.

That's Britain's first women's 4x100m relay medal in 32 years, incidentally.

The good guys unlock their weapon stash with the code 1-7-7-6 1-7-7-6 1-7-7-6 1-7-7-6

And it was reintroduced yesterday, incidentally, to try to reclaim it.

The gold price has risen today, incidentally, to $1,402 per ounce.