Sentence examples for more chore from inspiring English sources
I actually enjoyed the planning this week, but I know from experience that some weekends it's just going to feel like one more chore.
The notebook in which Delgado dutifully details each at-bat became more chore than joy; the low point came when Randolph benched him in late May for two straight games against left-handers, the baseball equivalent of having one's night-driving license revoked.
It remains to be seen whether Clinton will heed their advice or treat the encounter merely as one more chore of a "listening" tour.
It's possible, though, that social networking is something that people get bored of; that after the first few years of watching your friends share memes and cat pictures, it becomes more chore than joy, and people find themselves drifting away to more tangible pursuits.
Electronic Gaming Monthly scored the game 6.5/6.5/6.5: Joe Fielder, the first reviewer, said, "You'd be hard-pressed to find a more visually stunning game than XIII", but complained that "numerous frustrations pile up to make XIII more chore than thrill".
She might do some more chores.
Chores were handed to her, and then more chores.
I wondered, could the airlines possibly manage to give more chores to crew members?
And yes, men do more chores and childcare – but not much more, and much less than women.
"Though men today certainly spend more time caring for their children and doing more chores," Schulte writes, "it is still about half of what women routinely do".
