Sentence examples for wanted incidental from inspiring English sources

Bizet's next major assignment came from Carvalho, who was now managing Paris' Vaudeville theatre and wanted incidental music for Alphonse Daudet's play L'Arlésienne.

In a study of clinical trial subjects in brain imaging studies, Kirschen et al. (2006) found that at least 91% of the subjects, depending on the setting, wanted incidental findings to be disclosed to them, regardless of their clinical significance.

She wanted him… Incidental Intelligence: At a conference of Alcoholics Anonymous the other day, held in the organization's offices on East Forty-fourth Street, each member was equipped with… Talk story about the history of the crossword puzzle & talk with Margaret Farrar, crossword-puzzle editor of the Times.

Mendelssohn returned to Shakespeare in 1843 at the request of Prussian King Frederick William IV, an admirer of the overture, who wanted a set of incidental music for an upcoming production of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

She's always wanted to have… Incidental Intelligence: The M. & M. Transportation Company, at the corner of Washington and Perry Streets, has put up a sign reading: "No Loitering On… A boy of eleven or twelve tired of kicking a beer can in front of him & engaged in investigating a night deposit box of….

"We wanted the vegetarian to be incidental," Skinner explains.

They were after an image for their album cover and wanted something that looked natural, almost incidental.

Most respondents (91%) also wanted to be informed about any incidental findings that might be relevant to their treatment.

"We wanted to tell this story and make the homosexuality incidental".

PBS homogenates were spun at 240000 g to pellet all membrane components and insoluble protein, since we wanted to avoid any possible contribution from αSyn found in incidental Lewy bodies should they exist in this nondiseased tissue.

For much of my life, I didn't have to really worry about shopping for school supplies, or getting the clothes I wanted or having money to go to the movies or other incidentals.