Sentence examples for Mandatory reads from inspiring English sources

Presence is mandatory," reads another tweet by Raitt.

"It used to be 'Buckle up for Safety!' Now, confinement is mandatory!" reads the website.

I'd make it mandatory reading.

Sophisticated comparisons run throughout the book, making it mandatory reading for social scientists who work on broadcasting both in Japan and in other countries.

Clint Eastwood's sketch-comedy routine with an empty chair has become a seemingly mandatory (read: worn out) joke here, dropped with as much frequency as the names Michelle or Barack.

It can potentially be argued that Harry Potter is the cause of YA's popularity now: it was the first "big" series to hit the shelves, that society branded "mandatory" reading as one of the greatest series of our time.

The Court stopped short of abolishing life-without-parole sentences for juveniles, but it ruled, in a 5-4 decision, that the sentence constitutes cruel and unusual punishment when it is mandatory (read a pdf of the decision).

The article became mandatory reading in the White House.

It should be mandatory reading for all people on creative writing courses.

A first step would be to make the convention mandatory reading for all chemistry students.

Bonné's book should be mandatory reading for all fans of American wine.