0 French for 'in passing': if you say something en passant, you mention it quickly while talking about something else:
One last comment is worth making en passant.
This article deals only en passant with tithe, enclosure and the clerical magistracy.
The good relationship established between government officials and the local population was used to initiate en passant an anti-erosion campaign.
A last remark should be made at this point en passant.
Since this book is largely composed of traditional facts (sometimes questioned and complemented by individual opinion en passant), it is as well to note that many of these are unreliable.
I thought that it was a relevant en passant remark in relation to my general argument.
Is it possible for us to refer, en passant, to the five-year amendment though that has not been officially selected?
I made my comment en passant, as they say.
