| In the early to mid nineties, fuzzy guitars and pumping bass lines were de rigueur. |
| In crowded Athens, heavy drapes are not de rigueur, nor are lowered voices, and the neighbourhood sights and sounds press in upon you. |
| It's de rigueur in high school health classes for marijuana to be presented as the gateway drug. |
| For nearly a century the groomed front lawn had been de rigueur on almost every street on this continent. |
| There, the burning of suits and chaining naked team-mates to goalposts was de rigueur. |
| Knee breeches or culottes were the de rigueur apparel for 18th century gentlemen. |
