Sentences with phrase «de rigeur»

Monogrammed suitcases were de rigeur for the moneyed set who would have travelled to mountain retreats and spas such as this one.

Singletasking is just what it sounds like: Approaching and tackling one task at a time sequentially instead of trying to do a whole bunch of things at once, as has become de rigeur in our modern multitasking age.

Now, they're de rigeur at most top firms.

It wasn't until the 1950s and 60s in Canada that law degrees became de rigeur and apprenticeships were compressed into an articling year to be completed before writing the bar exam.

By the end of the millennium, it had become de rigeur for law schools to offer some kind of clinical training — although not at the level where every student graduating from law school was required to obtain the basic skills needed to practice law.

The tiny house movement has evolved dramatically since its early days, when a saccharine - sweet, rustic aesthetic was de rigeur, and floorplans were relatively simple.

The kitchen also sports east - facing floor - to - ceiling double glass doors, seemingly de rigeur in a London retrofit (and unquestionably very nice to have) but expensive both in terms of cash and energy losses.

It's de rigeur for Republican candidates to deny global warming, and it's even worse for Tea Partiers.

[Previous 100 - mile adventure posts are here, here, and here] For would - be 100 - mile - dieters with a life, sandwiches are de rigeur.

Appearing at biennials in Sharjah and Istanbul within a period of months, Zeid fit smoothly into an exhibition format where it is now de rigeur to feature twentieth century moderns alongside the living artists that provide the raw material for the biennial machine.

John Dewey had taught there — Judd actually studied with him — and Ad must have read his Art as Experience since it was de rigeur at Columbia.

In works such as Southern Exposure (1986), Whitten combines gesture with aspects of sculpture and collage, at a time when narrative - based and didactic work was de rigeur for Black artists.

These works reintroduced gesture with aspects of sculpture and collage at a time when narrativebased and didactic work was de rigeur for Black artists.

Alex McQuilkin's paintings incorporate wallpaper motifs from 1980s suburban America, where Laura Ashley and Ralph Lauren were seen as de rigeur for the upper - middle class.

This year the fair has a strong showing of 20th - century Italian works — a focus that may seem de rigeur at art fairs these days, but could hardly be more apt in Turin.

Here, towering buildings are de rigeur, as are, well, all the tourists.

In more than half a dozen restaurants in four square blocks, and a couple more places nearby, hip couples in de rigeur black chat on cell phones, women in saris admonish their kids, and cab drivers leave their taxis idling — all as they down a mango lassi or quick tandoori kebab.

But, during this impressionable phase of pet ownership, parties chez puppy should be de rigeur.

Of course, you will recognize that any type of Risk Arbitrage or Event Driven investing is a very specific form of investing in stocks with a catalyst, and IRR is the de rigeur analytical framework for this type of investing.

Blog tours used to be de rigeur a few years ago, when they were new.

The de rigeur kiss on page 12 does not work in a space opera or a thriller.

In a couple of months, after the tablet - centric Android 3.0 becomes de rigeur for any decent producer of Android - powered knick - nacks and bobbles, we'll enter a new phase of Android tablets where across - the - field genericness is offset by the taste and utility of Honeycomb.

I'm much more offended by scenes of torture than people having sex — and torture is de rigeur in those serial killer mysteries.

Oh yes, of course there's the de rigeur badging and body kit, including more aggressive NISMO front / rear bumpers, side skirts and black wing mirrors — all with red inserts — plus a specific rear spoiler and front / rear NISMO badging, adding a decent dose of street cred.

I must say the interior looks even better without the de rigeur center analogue clock and with the three spoke tiller.

Go - faster addenda here included «pepperpot» alloy wheels, deeper bumpers front and rear (with de rigeur red stripes) and a black spoiler that encircled the tailgate.

A full suite of driver assistance systems and Skoda Connect online capability tick all those de rigeur tech boxes, while the latest 8in glass - fronted infotainment system is impressively slick.

Public displays of relief and glee from parents who have secured desirable school places for their children is not de rigeur.

We know that sequels and franchises are de rigeur these days, but they're not quite trying to recapture magic.

Indeed, the trailblazing filmmaker latched onto the format even before James Cameron made it de rigeur in Hollywood thanks to «Avatar,» but Wenders believes the technique has barely been exploited.

And, as always, wait through the credits for the teaser that has become de rigeur for MCU.

There's even the de rigeur moment when the femme fatale rises from the water in a bikini.

Cera's puppy dog sincerity coupled with an ingratiating geekiness goes far in getting that across, as does the vulnerability that Winstead projects from beneath that vivid hair and de rigeur ironic cool.

Tl; dr - much tighter and polished movie than the first and delivered a very entertaining experience with lots of pop culture references as is de rigeur for Deadpool.

The film's digitally enhanced visuals recall Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, sporting the kind of mid-to-upper range, highly respectable cast that has become de rigeur for this type of story — Emma Thompson standing in for Meryl Streep, Will Ferrell for Jim Carrey.

A lightweight, color - correcting base is de rigeur for K - beauty fans, and this is one of the best for blurring imperfections and concealing redness.

But we are going way back when «weird» was de rigeur.

Hats and statement jewelry are usually de rigeur at the couture shows, but the beauty really was an accessory this time around.

I love your posh coat which as you say is de rigeur on a day like this.

Fundraisers on legislative days are de rigeur, afterall.

Dinner party discussions comparing contemporary Britain to George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty - Four have been de rigeur for a couple of years now for two reasons: first, it plays into the arrogance of the V for Vendetta generation who assume that they are so goddamn interesting that the state — naturally!

«In the late nineteenth century, the tall hat was de rigeur.

Campfires, tree climbing, canoeing and other water sports are de rigeur, and every kid from Albert (or anywhere else in the world, for that matter) should have at least one summer at one of these traditional camps.

A sharp shock may help in that process and make the players and management realise that just because we are The Arsenal it doesn't mean CL is de rigeur.

Though his and hers cocktails are de rigeur at stylish soirees and weddings, we suggest a signature cocktail with unique flavors, such as Crimson & Rye's Lowland Plum Swizzle, a plum and walnut cocktail offered at our 54th Street cocktail bar, or The Forbidden Rose, topped with white pepper.

You dissolve into a pitiful abyss of depression as you realize you have absolutely no idea whatsoever what beer is de rigeur in Santa Fe.

This is particularly true of Wall Street, since it is de rigeur to attack capitalism nowadays, in this era where we are bombarded with commentary about wealth inequality and income redistribution.

«Some schools long ago saw the need to travel to the coast to get a sense of the Silicon Valley - Bay Area ecosystem; more and more are following their lead, making such pilgrimages de rigeur for the best programs,» according to Poets and Quants.

Once an optional stop on the career path, internships are increasingly becoming de rigeur for young people — often high school, undergraduate, and graduate students — looking for hands on experience in a wide range of fields.