Sentence examples for house tasks from inspiring English sources

After my friend, or as a girlfriend called him, "borrowed husband" finished the house tasks, I cooked a meal and felt compelled to light candles.

For the first time in 30 years, the 2008 National Defense Authorization Act encouraged what has come to be known as "insourcing," bringing back in house tasks that have been outsourced.

Plus, as Moore's Law grinds to a halt, it's getting harder and harder to find speed gains in general-purpose chips so designing new ones for very specific, in-house tasks helps firms boost performance.

They could earn their meal by contributing their time fulfilling front-of-the-house tasks like wiping tables, clearing dishes, and sweeping floors.

No rent was paid, and the three or four other women or men who at different times moved in and out of the house shared all household tasks.

Mr. Lee is a member of the ECCO housing task force and has frequently contributed his church's resources.

MIT dormitories may be divided into "residence houses" and "conference houses" over the summer, according to a recent report from the summer housing task force.

"We think it is both unwise and illegal," said Richard Tenenbaum, a lawyer and the director of the housing task force of Connecticut Legal Services.

It is that Khan and his team have set about their housing task with the same energy and pragmatism that carried the mayor to power.

Dormitories will not be classified into conference houses and student houses over the summer, as had been previously suggested last term by the summer housing task force, said Dean of Student Life Larry G. Benedict.

John Snustad, a member of the Grand Forks mayor's housing task force, said the city had benefited from the sympathy engendered by the vast scope of the 1997 flood, which affected dozens of communities.