Sentence examples for chore that from inspiring English sources

A painful, stabby chore that ended with me eyeing the tail end of a cow.

It is a chore that calms me as few others do.

"It was a sad chore that was gladly done," he said.

Milking the cow was the daily chore that belonged to Bud, as Marlon was then nicknamed.

Like cleaning out the closets or "putting our papers in order," it was a chore that could be postponed indefinitely.

Making warm pockets of light where the three inviting seating groups were was a chore that involved moving lamps.

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

Typically, they view the job of upgrading as a costly chore that can be deferred (it ain't broke, so why fix it?).

I refer to jury duty, which, since the abolition of the draft and aside from taxes, is the most arduous chore that comes with government by the people.

And while writing a will may be about as pleasant as undergoing a medical test, it is a chore that may be just as important, experts say.

But most often film unions are dreary and painful, a chore that must be slogged through en route to the real story line: divorce or an affair.