Sentence examples for chore of bringing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Royle said even the chore of bringing in equipment after practice is shared by all.

For some people, even the chore of bringing a return package to the post office is less wearying than going back to the store.

And especially, he said, Johnson was "being very careful" to see to it that Senate Republicans had the chore of bringing down Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin, whose unsubstantiated accusations of Communists in government plagued Washington at the time.

In an earlier era, we left the celebrating for happy occasions and brought focus, gravity, and solemnity to the chore of bringing to justice our most heinous and still much maligned enemy -- an enemy whose name has become synonymous with all things evil: the Nazis.

Breeding groups of these animals often include non-breeding individuals, dubbed "helpers" by the zoologists who discovered them, that seem to share the chores of bringing up youngsters.Studies of such groups suggest that they have a better record of reproductive success than those with no helpers.

I thought of the chorus while doing my daily walk from my house to the drugstore, the only chore that brought me outside.

Getting assistance around the house, whether it be paying bills or daily chores, can bring up a number of different areas of the law.

When my son was young one of his chores was to bring the mail in from the mailbox.

It's one of those long lost chores brought back to life on this 1920's – 40's era educational-working farm, and from the looks of it, a very popular activity.

If you find yourself becoming bored and focusing on chores, bring yourself back to your breath.

Nor did they want the chore of updating the infrastructure.