Sentence examples for obligatory to keep from inspiring English sources

He was constantly in demand for festival appearances, ran a crisp, small group for club work, and consistently showed that if razzmatazz was obligatory to keep the turnstiles clicking, it did not blunt the edges of his considerable skills as a soloist.

Throughout yesterday, the trauma of those memories sat uncomfortably close, recalled with the order by the army chaplain for serving soldiers to forgo the obligatory fast to keep their strength up for battle, and by the decision of Is rael radio to broadcast bulletins on a day normally dedicated to silence and contemplation.

These days you've got to commandeer zero gravity planes in Las Vegas, deck out alpine slopes with sound-systems, or buy entire Croatian islands to keep the obligatory Instagram hashtag well stocked and your coffers overflowing.

The only obligatory vote, however, is on the spending measure to keep the government running after the fiscal year ends on Sept. 30.

As many future, almost 70-year-old workers may eventually discover, strategies for reducing age prejudice and intergenerational resentment have failed – largely through not existing – to keep pace with deferments of state pensionable age and the end of obligatory retirement.

In Saudi Arabia, for example, where Muslim women are required to keep their bodies and hair under wraps in public, facial covering is neither obligatory nor banned and can be used in a kind of cat-and-mouse game with strangers.

True, a few diehards chanted the obligatory "Fire Isiah" business as the Knicks closed out a 108-90 shoverr over LeBron James and last year's finalists from Cleveland, but that was mostly to keep in practice.

(It is obligatory to add that he hated the place).

IT SEEMS almost obligatory to begin with Moore's Law.

It appears to have become obligatory to describe Dubuisson as enigmatic.

For Presidential candidates, the issue of military service has gone from obligatory to controversial to irrelevant.