Sentence examples for whom incidentally from inspiring English sources
British state school pupils (among whom, incidentally, my own children have been numbered) slide further and further down international tables.
At that moment, the professor flung his door open and began shouting at the accountant, whom, incidentally, he towered over.
Crushing dissent and sparking fratricidal conflict, he shared responsibility for the deaths of the war's 2m or so victims most of whom, incidentally, were pagan.Not quite a saintIn this section Breeding evil?
When ITV regions were sold off to the highest bidder, and we ended up with the likes of Carlton (for whom, incidentally David Cameron did the PR) then ITV suffered the consequences in declining viewers, and reputation.
Like Sam Goldwyn and the Reverend Spooner - neither of whom, incidentally, ever had to commentate live on TV on an FA Cup match from White Hart Lane - verbal bloopers are often wrongly attributed to him, purely for purposes of humour.
These days, what feels most remarkable about the Breeders is extra-musical: the band is anchored by three women in their fifties, none of whom, incidentally, chose to breed.
From the first few rows, artists gazed: Holler, Mori, Francesco Vezzoli, Thomas Demand, all of whom, not incidentally, have done some of their best work for the foundation.
Jason Wu, Thakoon Panichgul and Prabal Gurung -- each of whom, not incidentally, sealed his reputation by dressing Michelle Obama -- are among those turning out polished, mannerly looks that seem destined for Beekman Place or, for that matter, the Beltway.
When asked what books have most inspired him, Mr. Obama named "the tragedies of William Shakespeare and Hemingwayy's novel of the Spanish Civil War "For Whom the Bell Tolls" -- incidentally, a favorite of Senator John McCain, who is known to quote from it at random.
"There are vast numbers of extraordinarily valuable properties now around the south of England netting very large gains for their owners – many of whom come from abroad, incidentally – and it's not taxed at all," he said.
The study by Stanley et al [62] reported rupture in up to 22% of cases, whereas recent reports include large numbers of asymptomatic patients in whom aneurysms are discovered incidentally [63].
