Sentence examples for requisite stop for from inspiring English sources

Either is a requisite stop for an aperitif, a Turin tradition (vermouth was invented there in 1786), and the cafes also serve full meals.

It turns out that a tomb built for a 12th-century cleric is now a requisite stop for Ismaili pilgrims from India and Pakistan.

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.

Today, the Rajghat attracts about 10,000 visitors a day and is a requisite stop for visiting foreign leaders, regardless of political ideology: Mr. Bush and former President Bill Clinton have visited.

5 p.m. 2) ON THE WALLS If you go to just one museum, make it the International Center of Photography, a requisite stop for any self-respecting photo maven (1133 Avenue of the Americas, 212-857-0000; www.icp.org; $12).

Long after Mr. Thomson left the Governor's Mansion in 1979, after three two-year terms, his maple sugar farm was a requisite stop for Republican candidates seeking traction in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

There is a requisite stop before, or after, at a bar.

The one must-do thing: Bureh Beach Surf Club is a requisite stop.

A gift shop, despite Banksy's insistence, isn't a requisite stop on visitors' walk through the galleries.

On Nov. 25, Mr. Crichton will start a seven-city promotional tour, appearing on NBC's "Today Show," the requisite first stop for an author of Mr. Crichton's magnitude.

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.