Sentence examples for which incidentally held from inspiring English sources
Kearns-Tribune and TCI had swapped stock in the Kearns-Tribune Corporation itself -- which, incidentally, held The Tribune's assets, including its 50percentt share of the newspaper production company.
In the theater world, the ascendancy of the Walt Disney Company (which, incidentally, held the stage rights to "Carnival" for several years) and the success of "The Lion King," with its abundant use of masks and animal figures, reaffirmed his intuition.
It looks something like the Tibetan Plateau, which, incidentally, would be an ideal place to hold Lambstock.
This nonsense, presumably designed to excite only very slow people suffering from cognitive disorders, was held last year in County Offaly, which incidentally is where our very own Barry Glendenning is from.
It has been held since the Treaty of Utrecht (1713), which, incidentally, is also the basis of Argentinian claims to you-know-where.
In the China trade agreement, which incidentally, John voted for, we have antisurge, antidumping provisions.
(Of which, incidentally, for all the talk, there have been none in two decades now).
The Portuguese government holds a so-called "golden share" or an ability to veto any takeover, an advantage for which incidentally the state has been under growing pressure from the EU to give up.
Which, incidentally, always star him.
Which, incidentally, she got.
(Which, incidentally, it is).
