Sentence examples for consider a chore from inspiring English sources

Raymond There is only one cool thing in the world, and that is passion; having a passion for reading, learning and discovery turns what too many consider a chore into a hobby.

The top chores on BusyKid based on information from the last 13 months are kids making their beds and cleaning their bedrooms followed by brushing their teeth (a task some may not consider a chore), taking out the trash and feeding pets.

Down in the fine print, though, is a requirement to evaluate the results of this outreach, which most researchers consider an onerous chore.

MOST men consider shaving a chore worthy of Sisyphus, who was damned to push a boulder up a mountain only to have it roll back down.

After years of daily news feed reading, some power users may have started to consider it a chore to wade through their streams.

Pressing children quite likely will create children and adults who consider reading a chore rather than a joy.

Learning is important in life but most of us consider it a chore that we're forced to do.

But women gladly do this many times over and don't even consider it a chore (most days).

The upfront extravaganza, Mr. Zucker said, has long been considered a costly chore (and mainly bore) for networks to put on and for advertisers to sit through.

In a perfect advertisement for what is often considered a grooming chore, a bare-chested Daniel Craig, the latest Bond, patiently swicks at the marble block that is his face, only to be interrupted by the near-breathless marvelling of a beautiful woman (Naomie Harris).

The next Middleton to take over the garden was Henry's son, Williams Middleton (1809-1883), who seems to have considered it a chore from the time he inherited it in 1846.