Sentence examples for where incidentally from inspiring English sources

The highlight was that ranch in New Mexico, where, incidentally, Daisy May lived.

It is not just that he has a PhD in political theory from Harvard University (where, incidentally, he shared a room with a conservative pundit, Bill Kristol).

Suffering from incurable heart disease, the 55-year-old Keynes has seemingly settled into early retirement at his country estate, Tilton (where, incidentally his biographer now lives).

Contact time for UK students is below the average for France and Germany - where, incidentally, fees are very low (last-minute discounts or not).

"I applied for my position as apprentice at the RSAF and worked there for six years – where, incidentally, I had a contributory pension.

You got that from her blog – where, incidentally, there's a strange picture of Jane hugging Dolly Parton who looks more than a little like Heath Ledger's Joker.

Sir Peter Bazalgette took aim at Lord Bragg, who presents the South Bank Show on Sky Arts, at the Voice of the Listener and Viewer conference in London on Wednesday (where Bragg, incidentally, was not present).

And in an age where Newsweek (incidentally, once owned by The Washington Post) is getting sold for perhaps fifty cents on the literal dollar, and The Boston Globe is being sold for effectively negative $40 million, this move may seem to make less sense than Bezos' Amazon operations.

For those few facilities in our study where informants incidentally reported these meetings they appeared to be a 'doctor's thing', without much involvement from the nursing staff; i.e. those most involved in supporting KMC services.

(And incidentally, where he lives himself).

And, incidentally, where's the wolf?