Sentence examples for be a tedious chore from inspiring English sources

Those without corporate BlackBerry servers need to have e-mail picked up by BlackBerry's separate Web-based service or use a redirection program that requires one's computer to be always on; managing either one can be a tedious chore.

Some marvelous novels vigorously refute the idea that so-called "literary fiction," the serious stuff, must be a tedious chore to read, like a bad-tasting medicine whose healing properties are somehow confirmed by the fact that you want to spit it out, first chance you get.

Writing is a tedious chore.

Before the computer, Mr. Lake said, finding and buying used machinery was a tedious chore that often ended unsatisfactorily.

Parties are a tedious chore, while sponsorships are pretty tiresome too: can you remember the key messaging about that motor oil you agreed to plug to the nearest reporter?

But to many, the actual act of traveling is a tedious chore: standing in long lines, subjecting yourself to rigorous scrutiny, delays, cancellations.

Food is a tedious chore that I get out of the way, minimally.

Cleaning out gutters is a tedious job.

It's not a tedious chore.

For some people, food shopping is just a tedious chore, best done quickly and efficiently, using an app and a delivery truck.

Untangling a skein of electrical wiring from 1911 was certainly a tedious chore.