prescribed reading
required reading

His writings are widely cited and prescribed reading for every graduate student.

The chorale is connected in general to the prescribed readings.

The prescribed readings for the day are Acts 2: 1-13 and John 14: 23-31.

The prescribed readings for the day are Revelations 12: 7-12 and Matthew 18: 1-11.

Little problems, to do with timetabling or prescribed reading or marking, can boil up into major issues.

The prescribed readings for the day are 1 Corinthians 5: 6-8 and Mark 16: 1-8.

The prescribed readings for the day are Isaiah 40: 1-5 and Luke 1: 57-80.

The prescribed readings for the day were Acts 8, verses 14-17, and John 10, verses 1-10.

I had studied these and written three of the definitive scrolls on military tactics that were the prescribed reading of officers training in Thebes.

The prescribed readings for the day were Philippians 3, verses 17-21, and Matthew 22, verses 15-22.

The author organized the text in seven movements in two parts, beginning both with a quotation from the Bible, but not from the prescribed readings.

Once the matter is solved, Sawyer experiences headaches and, after consulting Jack, is prescribed reading glasses, made from pairs found in the wreckage.

The other prescribed readings for the day were Ecclesiastical Letters 15, verses 1-8, and John 1, verses 1-14.

The prescribed readings for the Sunday were from the First Epistle of John, "God is Love"

In some instances he deviated from the prescribed readings, rather continuing the tradition of older works by Heinrich Schütz and others.

Rather than insisting on a prescribed reading list of authors and sources, the curriculum focuses on the development of critical thinking, reading and writing skills.

Three days wasn't long enough to make much of a dent in my prescribed reading list (I would recommend going for a week), but the retreat was a success.

Many Christmas cantatas - as cantatas in general - were written in the Baroque era for church services, related to the prescribed readings of the liturgical year.

To force Type A's to slow down, he prescribed reading Marcel Proust's Remembrance of Things Past--all seven volumes.

Mr and Mrs Slade felt that if she could do that and complete the prescribed reading for her A-level year then she would have spent a useful summer.

Johann Sebastian Bach composed several cantatas to be performed in the church service of the day, related to Simeon's canticle Nunc dimittis as part of the prescribed readings.

In an exemplary way both cantatas cover the prescribed readings: starting with a related psalm from the Old Testament, Part I reflects the Gospel, Part II the Epistle.

Martin, whose toy canon of New Yorker "casuals" is prescribed reading in Viennese sleep-disorder clinics, finds his long-lost muse, which has been in a Federal witness protection program since 1986's "Three Amigos!"

It should be included in student reading lists, but it also deserves to be prescribed reading for those who feel themselves to be concerned with language--across the spectrum from the (hopefully diminishing) ranks of the "hysterical fuss" brigade to already committed feminists.

"If you're a great cook, spend part of your day cooking with the children, and if you love the Chronicles of Narnia, then read that with your children even if it isn't part of the prescribed reading text of your school."