Sentence examples for which incidentally has from inspiring English sources

Which, incidentally, has been watched by close to 50 million people at this point.

There has been fanciful talk from the White House about lower investment taxes delivering an immediate confidence-inspiring boost to the stockmarket (which, incidentally, has not happened).

The established Canadian practice to obtain the governor-general's approval to prorogue Parliament was followed in this case, which, incidentally, has not typically included a meeting.

The paper (which, incidentally, has never carried Page 3-style picturesawsaw its sale drop by 5.84% on the month to 1,489,942.

I imagined that it might link, in turn, to David Seabrook's out-of-print Kentish odyssey All the Devils Are Here – which, incidentally, has recently rocketed in price.

August 30 , 201310.50am BST The US military have deep doubts about the impact and wisdom of a US strike on Syria, writes the Washington Post (which, incidentally, has been very hawkish editorially on Syria).

No more lunches, no more riesling -- which incidentally, had regained much of its popularity.

Metro-North officials said recently that they had no plans to extend the Harlem Line beyond Amenia (which, incidentally, had passenger train service for decades until 1972, when the troubled Penn Central abruptly pulled the plug).

Unlike the author, Dr. Sandeep Jauhar, I find that the residents and fellows whom I teach are very satisfied with their teaching programs, which incidentally have adhered with gusto to the hour and supervision regulations.

The latter offers an alternative to relying purely on online reservation platforms such as Opentable or Lafourchette, which, incidentally, have also ventured out into the B2B space.

Despite reduced interest in watching, the total number of telecasts of the events has increased, peaking in 1988 for the games in Seoul, Korea, which incidentally had the lowest ratings–a share of 28 for any summer Olympics.