Sentence examples for do some yard work from inspiring English sources
"I'm home in Chicago and about to go out to do some yard work; that's all I can say now on the record," Guppy, who was ousted as the Chicago Fire's president and general manager in a surprising move last Friday, said in a telephone interview on Monday.
-- JANIS FRANKS, from "Lives During Wartime" TALK SHOW Bucky wore a long ponytail, a former girlfriend's name on a pectoral, back before tattoos were everywhere (when checking out the girls, he put a Band-Aid over it) and a pleasant manner; a sort of stock character of the early '70s, content to bum around, do some yard work for "bread" and invest it in a nickel bag he convivially shared.
Meet a friend for lunch; clean your fridge; get outside and do some yard work; paint a room, etc. Do something totally unrelated to work during that half-day.
"Can we go do some yard work for you, while you get them ready?" I took the kids outdoors to a pile of yanked up weeds that needed to be hauled to the rear yard.
Put your shoes on and do some yard work.
But if you are holding the remote in one hand, grasping a brew or glass of vino in the other and are having a tough time with the decision to get up and grab a snack from the fridge or not, you are definitely capable of doing some yard work!! Doing seasonal chores like raking the leaves, mowing the lawn or tidying up the lot can be just what your body is looking for in physical activity.
Don't do yard work in your ridding boots.
My wife doesn't do yard work so it all falls on me.
Do you catch up on some yard work or tackle that huge outdoor project that you have been thinking about?
I paid my boyfriend's teenage cousin to mow my lawn and did some other yard work things at the same time.
