Sentence examples similar to a requisite piece from inspiring English sources

Why not give Handel's "Messiah" a break from its onerous duty as the requisite piece for the Christmas season and let "L'Enfance du Christ" take over for a while?

We'd giggle over the stories about the 150-pound Asian baby, the expose about alien sex, and yes, the requisite piece about Elvis' ghost, his secret Russian love child, and his faked death (the King lives in a split-family ranch house outside of Modesto, duh).

(A junk shop violin is a requisite prop whenever the piece is presented).

(A junk shop violin is a requisite prop whenever the piece is presented). This was a shattering performance of a brilliant work.

It's as though Mr. Buchan had simply turned this portion of the novel into a treatment for a screenplay, hurrying the reader through a requisite number of violent set pieces and confrontations.

These complaints are minor, as each player did bring a requisite amount of musical experience to the piece and was able to play his or her part convincingly.

If a traditional orchestra program includes a requisite overture (or maybe a short contemporary piece), a concerto (say, by Mozart) and a major Romantic symphony, Mr. Thomas's program on Thursday demonstrated how a conductor could devise an equivalent program using 20th-century works exclusively.

A little bit of dress-up is a requisite.

But experience is not a requisite.

Riding the rhythm is a requisite requirement.

It is a requisite of capitalism.