Sentence examples for a chore on from inspiring English sources

Nate McMillan has a chore on his hands.

Of course, the smartphone apps will do the same thing, but it's much less of a chore on the iPad.

The report's authors argued that sharing and promotion should not be seen as a "chore"; on the contrary, "watching a year-old story go viral on social" could be "truly exciting".

I am, broadly speaking, politically and culturally in sympathy with Schumer's progressive politics, but finishing these 274 pages proved a chore on the order of eating a supermarket aisle's worth of Wonder Bread.

A trip to the supermarket is never a chore on holiday: not only is everyone more tanned and beautiful than in your local Tesco, but there's live lobster at the fish counter.

Attempting to edit small documentary-length 4K video is likely to a bit of a chore on it, particularly if you do not use Apple's video editing suite, but then I'm not sure many who buy a 13in laptop are likely to be attempting to do so.

Here, however, we have found that both the distal (ChoRE-b) and the proximal (ChoRE-a) ChoREs on Txnip promoter are required for the induction of Txnip expression by glucose or adenosine-containing molecules.

"It's quite a chore to take on a character everybody knows," he said.

Even though it's a chore to put on all kinds of makeup and then take it off later, never sleep with it on.

It's a chore using on-screen keyboards.

Often, it seemed too much of a chore to enjoy on anything but smooth country roads far from city traffic.