Sentence The phrase 'chore by' is not a valid phrase in English.
If you mean 'chore', which is a task or household duty, then you can use it in a sentence like this: I finished the chore by noon.
Chore by dirty chore, they transformed the loft into a home.
"The sense is gained that informing parents and gaining their consent to treatment was regarded as something of a chore by surgeons".
They wound up building a motorized corn mill after talking with local women who were weary from doing the chore by hand.
The researchers hypothesized that the brain could replenish its energy deficit from a mentally-taxing chore by utilizing byproducts of exercise--primarily glucose and lactate--and halt cravings for more food.
"Autumn Chores," by Christoph Niemann, October 25 , 2004
THEY are regarded as chores by both sexes, but fall disproportionately on only one.
My previously aimless days of wandering and dreaming became ordered by meals and domestic chores, by managing the increasing responsibilities of two homes and their attendant minutiae.
Ferried about by chauffeurs and absolved from household chores by servants, they have become a corpulent race apart from their skinny compatriots.
The two electric motors then combine forces to deliver extra torque for hard acceleration and pulling heavy loads.While cruising gently in top gear, the first electric motor alone helps relieve the petrol engine of some of its chores by chipping in an extra 30 horsepower or so.
We'll have fun with TVs and music players that reposition themselves in response to our dance moves, we'll be relieved of chores by robots that pick up our crumbs and scrub the floors, and we'll stay fit with robotic parasites that curl around our wrists to take health stats and exhort us to get off the couch.
In your central years, when you're settled, with responsibilities to home and family, you won't often get support from your partner if you say, of a Saturday, "Dearest, I'm planning on avoiding domestic chores by snoozing on the sofa for seven hours".
