by the way

1. In passing, incidentally, as in She's my wife's cousin, and by the way, a good friend . [Mid-1500s]

2. Parenthetically, in addition, as in We saw Mary last week, and by the way, did Tom call you ? [Early 1600s]

Example Sentences

"The players have to step up too, by the way - it shouldn't all be on the manager. Some have been way, way below an acceptable standard for Liverpool."

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“I’m gonna have to kick your a***, which I could do, by the way, if you bring him up again because he was a wonderful man, whatever he did for a living.”

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And by the way, thanks for your scholarship on this and your point of view.

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Shoppers are “expecting limitless assortment, competitive pricing, simple, easy ordering, visibility of the order, timely delivery, and then, oh, by the way, ‘no questions asked’ returns,” Goldsby said.

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“You could tell by the way he approached things that that’s a driven young dude that really wants to go places,” said RIG head coach Robert Johansson.

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