Sentence examples for chore would be from inspiring English sources

The much harder chore would be getting Vicksburg residents, black or white, to come up with strong feelings about the Civil War at all.

Founder Viva Chu started Handipoints in January 2007 with the notion that chore charts would be both more fun and more effective if they were moved online.

Another local proverb also narrated by Serafín states that 'The shepherd's wife should sew stockings and save' and indicates that a shepherd's life took place far from home, distanced from household chores which would be carried out exclusively by his wife.

She has tackled the household chores that, back home, would be the lot of dhobis and sweepers and, as she puts it, "maid servants".

While this would be a chore for many American drivers, it would make driving more enjoyable.

Make a sandwich with these and it would be claggy chore.

But he foresaw that Anand would have trouble organizing his rooks and that guarding his king would be a chore.

With a stiff neck, knees that won't bend past 40 degrees and arms that take great effort to hold up, driving would be a chore.

Of course, it would be a chore to set up monitors for energy use, but plenty of greens are willing to give lots of time to the cause.

While making the art is difficult (Mr. Fortin has developed repetitive stress pains from folding the phone books), finding the raw material in New York is often more of a chore than he thought it would be.

When we decided to work through a list of waste-reducing actions on a website called 50 Ways To Help The Planet, my wife and I assumed it would be a chore to drag the kids along with us.