Sentence examples for became requisite from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, a time when playing on copies of old instruments first became requisite for serious performance of old music, some period ensembles had sets of wind instruments commissioned so that they could perform a range of repertoire.

Sarongs, the beach or poolside wrap-around of choice, have become requisite accessories in hot weather, but now they have been slightly reinvented with a practical twist.

Eventually, "a fine naginata became a requisite item in the dowry of a samurai bride," said Ray Sosnowski, a Maryland engineer, Zen lay priest and instructor of weapons arts.

Carla Cohen, whose independent bookstore, Politics and Prose, sat at the nexus of Washington's literary and political scenes and became a requisite stop for authors passing through town, died Monday at her home in Washington.

Martin Gottlieb and a team of reporters produced a moving series in the same newspaper on Bushwick's woes, and the neighborhood became a requisite campaign stop for New York's 1977 mayoral candidates.

X-Ray Spex' "Oh Bondage Up Yours!" didn't chart, but it became a requisite item for punk fans.

RAND's Saigon villa became the requisite "prestige stop" for anyone with an interest in the war.

When competitiveness and limitation of resources are essential for the viability of any product it becomes essential to find a universal system adapted to the requisites of any country.

With budget cuts to our military looming, this responsibility will only become more requisite in the coming years.

But I would avoid the sushi, which has now become a requisite appetizer at restaurants with little aptitude for it.

Yet the nation's reliance on community colleges has never been greater, as higher education becomes a requisite for more fields of work.