Sentence examples for obligatory stop from inspiring English sources

A obligatory stop for up and coming acts.

African-American churches are an obligatory stop for politicians of all colors and creeds.

"En Foco was an obligatory stop for a Latino photographer in New York," he said.

"I don't get many men," says Teresa, adding an obligatory, "Stop it.

Once upon a time, the Great Wall was an obligatory stop on any state visit to the People's Republic.

The Chatuchak weekend market, an obligatory stop for tourists, was scheduled to be closed, and traders were moving their wares to higher ground.

Rio Tera' Farsetti, Closes 9pm This venerable osteria, at the entrance into the ghetto, has just been taken over by flamboyant Calabrian chef Domenico Iacuzio, who has immediately turned back the clock to when Bentigodi was both an obligatory stop-off for locals on their daily giro d'ombra, or bar crawl, and for foodies looking for a gourmet dinner.

But we're not finished yet: just as my stomach thinks the night of gluttony has come to an end, I discover that there's an obligatory stop-off for a breakfast of thick hot chocolate and churros (fried dough) and we join the groups of revellers at the Churrería los Especiales kiosk on the corner of Triana Bridge just as dawn breaks.

All tourists are brought to multiple monuments on obligatory stops.

Gone are the days when the early-voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire were the only obligatory stops on the campaign trail.

An obligatory stopping point is the Plaza de Armas, which is flanked by the Metropolitan Cathedral and several colonial buildings.