Sentence examples for mandatory stops from inspiring English sources

That's why the late-night chat shows have become mandatory stops for presidential candidates.

Ninety hours may sound like a lot of time, but mandatory stops at controls take time, the body needs food and sleep (ideally), some riders chat too much at controls, mechanical problems slow you down, and health issues can be a showstopper.

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.

The annual show became the place to showcase new computers and software, and a mandatory stopping place for industry luminaries.

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.

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

The church has become a mandatory stop for many politicians — local, state and national — and Bishop Long supports candidates of both parties.

The first mandatory stop was Eureka, a manned weather station on the west coast and site of the first of their three arranged food caches.

7 p.m. 10) ALL WRAPPED UP There's no avoiding Din Tai Fung, a mandatory stop on Taiwan's restaurant scene (194 Xinyi Road, Section 2; 886-2-2321-8928).