Sentence examples for obligatory stop that from inspiring English sources

In fact, it seemed like such an obvious and obligatory stop that I was considering skipping it altogether, but good sense got the better of me and I went.

— Stop that.

During the obligatory Philly cheesesteak shop stop that candidates make when they head into town looking for votes, Temple University graduate student Michael Rovito asked the governor whether American troops should pursue terrorists into Pakistan.

In addition to Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial that is an obligatory stop for every visiting head of state, the president will lay a wreath at the grave of Theodor Herzl, the writer who is considered the father of modern Zionism.

But these days, Comic-Con has become the kind of obligatory stop for the studios and TV networks that the CPAC convention is to conservative politicians or the NAACP convention is for liberal ones.

There's now more to that drive to Oregon than the obligatory stop at the Olive Pit.

Vettel rejoined in third, now behind Alonso as Webber set about trying to build the 20-second lead that would mean he could make his obligatory stop and still remain in front.

For almost four decades, the Versailles has been an obligatory stop for Washington politicians courting the Cuban-American community, visits that, as photographs in the restaurant attest, have often involved putting on a white guayabera, the four-pocket dress shirt that often replaces a coat and tie in the Caribbean.

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.