Sentence examples for chore to him from inspiring English sources
Parmigianino knew enough of what he was doing to do it, but not enough to throw moral weight behind it in painting, which seems to have been — as it had to be — a chore to him.
Arron's work is borderline GCSE standard, and it's a chore to get him to complete the simplest of tasks.
Arron's work is borderline high school level, and it's a chore to get him to complete the simplest of tasks.
They seemed a chore to eat.
Letters were nice to receive, but a chore to write.
He trips from chore to chore, barely able to figure it all out.
The remoteness he gives off, the almost secretive essence that tells us neither whether playing the game is a chore or a joy to him, might well appeal to the culture he is about to enter.
He's supposed to be teaching bullied "Daniel-san" (Ralph Macchio) karate but, instead, eccentric handyman Mr Miyagi (Oscar-nominated Noriyuki "Pat Moritaa) keeps giving him menial chores to do: cleaning his vintage cars, creosoting his fence, sanding his deck.
The God is intent, generation after generation, on finding one or more of us to suffer the chore with Him.
Sergey took singing and piano lessons, and these were happiness to him, not a chore.
