Sentence examples for a mandatory stop for from inspiring English sources

It is not a mandatory stop for perceived Oscar front-runners.

Indeed, Ben's has become something of a mandatory stop for politicians, both local and national.

The store is in Pike Place Market, which is a mandatory stop for visitors.

Detroit's Labor Day parade was a mandatory stop for Democratic presidential candidates (though, tellingly, President Obama skipped it in 2012).

This was no small task, as the Newtown parade is known throughout Connecticut as one of the state's most exuberant spectacles and a mandatory stop for campaigning politicians.

Art Basel Miami Beach marks its 10th edition this week, no longer the new kid on the collector circuit, but a mandatory stop for any self-respecting art player.

Through it all, the Yábars persevered, building a faithful clientele and an ecolodge in the foothills of the Amazon, near Manu, that is now an almost mandatory stop for ornithologists and birders traveling to South America.

From Marble Falls, it's an easy and scenic hour's drive on rolling tree-lined highways to Fredericksburg, a German-settled burg that remains a mandatory stop despite the fact that it's become too popular for its own good.

Continuing west for 170km, the highway passes near Thessaloniki - Greece's second city, and a mandatory stop with its plethora of museums, Byzantine churches and a lovely old town.

It was magical, a mandatory stop on the European tour.

Those that do well can expect glory; the first PISA ranking, published in 2001, surprised the world by putting unshowy Finland near the top in every subject and made it a mandatory stop-off for any self-respecting education policymaker.