Sentence examples for chore to take from inspiring English sources

"It's quite a chore to take on a character everybody knows," he said.

It had been twenty days since the invasion of Iraq began, and McCoy had some personal chores to take care of — washing his socks, for one.

However, sometimes the sitter will get a small fee, particularly if they have a large number of chores to take care of or are looking after a property in an isolated location.

He had a movie to pitch, along with some other chores to take care of when he was in the United States last week--a meeting with Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, a speech on religious tolerance to an audience at the Park Avenue Synagogue that included Ambassador-that-was Richard Holbrooke and Ambassador-that-probably-will-be Ambassador-that-probably-will-be Ambassador-that-probably-will-be Rohatyn--but

The next day, Frankie has become outraged at her job as caretaker of the house; Mr. Herriman has been giving her endless chores to take care of every day without thanking her for any of it.

When you're at home, you're probably too busy looking after the kids and doing household chores to take time to seduce each other so texting, e-mail and social network sites can be a fun way to spend time seducing each other.

And although some technically interesting solutions exist, like Sony's closed-captioning glasses, it's usually a chore to get them — it can take half an hour for the manager to be found and the devices to be set up.

One of his chores is to take care of letters.

This gives me time for household chores and to take care of my children.

The chore is likely to take years.

Oskar, on his weekends, and presumably with chores and homework to take care of, has somehow had the time and energy to journey across the five boroughs of New York and talk to all these people, and create all these little maps and models.