Sentence examples for requisite visit from inspiring English sources

And of course, there is the requisite visit to Recoleta, a neighborhood 10 minutes north of downtown by cab, to see the grave of Evita Perón in the Recoleta cemetery, open daily 7 a.m. to 5 45 p.m.

I must tell you, it breaks my heart for those children". The team arrived at the orphanage, had the requisite visit with the orphanage director (who seemed truly excited), and got right down to business.

For example, a site called Last Night of Freedom offers a "Shooting and Strip Dinner Weekend" that includes a bar crawl, a three-course meal and requisite visits to a strip club and shooting range.

It would be the height of bad manners to list every cultural hero he runs into — it's a remarkably comprehensive catalog of the varieties of modernism percolating in Paris between the wars — but he makes the requisite pilgrimage to visit Gertrude Stein Kathy Batess), who graciously agrees to read his manuscript.

You've also got to figure that when they start letting in commoners like me -- and anybody else willing to fork over the requisite tour dollars -- visit the Rain Queen's kingdom, our weather patterns are bound to be in peril.

It also tracks whether she has made the requisite number of visits to the beneficiary and has spent enough time per visit.

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.

Sure, I did the requisite touristy stuff like visit Walter White's house, but mostly I shoveled obscene amounts of Southwestern cuisine into my gullet like carne adovada, margaritas, and red chile ribs.

There are no standard recommendations for the number of educator visits or requisite contact hours for optimal diabetes management.

Others pay the requisite monthly alimony but rarely visit.

After a visit to the requisite world-class museums — though who complains about visiting the Met? — make like a local by tucking into soup dumplings in Chinatown and walking it off on the High Line, or picnic in Bryant Park and catch free performances of Shakespeare.