Sentence examples for difficult chore in a from inspiring English sources

They are questions of causality – and as any good lawyer knows, establishing a chain of causality is often the most difficult chore in a case.

The Red Sox have a difficult chore in trying to trade an unhappy Manny Ramírez, and they will not find a home for him in Philadelphia.

It's "a difficult chore, and it's hard work" in Iraq, Bush asserted.

The World Cup draw won't be held until Friday, but already the U.S. appears to be facing a difficult chore if it hopes to advance out of group play in Brazil next summer.

It's a difficult chore that his predecessor, Dan Glickman, the former nine-term congressman from Kansas, had mixed success in pulling off.

Which is all well and good until it starts to become a difficult chore.

Making up the ferrells, cutting the cables to the correct length, and threading cables cut with pliers through the clamps is a difficult chore.

When she finally saw fit to deliver it, she dispatched a friend to act as her proxy in the emotionally difficult chore.

Fetching water from a pump down the street was her most difficult chore.

"Kelly is the very rare director who, when she tells you to do the chore in a scene, she actually wants you to do the chore," Stewart said.

Collecting old cowboy clothing can be a difficult chore--particularly finding clothing in good condition.