Sentence examples for serious chore from inspiring English sources

That has become a serious chore.

And does it have any business in the serious chore of choosing a president?

Tricking out a new small office from furniture and computers to phone systems and even a healthy toy or two is a serious chore.

By David Denby February 23, 2016 Among teen-agers in recent years, reading anything serious has become a chore, like doing the laundry or prepping a meal for a kid brother.

My own observation, after spending a lot of time talking to teen-agers in recent years: reading anything serious has become a chore, like doing the laundry or prepping a meal for a kid brother.

This will also show how serious you are! Do the chores without them asking and it's more likely they'll give you money.

By devoting such visible space to essays such as "Children Without Chores" you are helping to propagate serious misperceptions about Westchester.

Longer term, however, the move is a sign that Apple is serious about harnessing its machines' graphics processors to speed up more mundane computing chores, such as video and image-editing tasks.

Not every song on the album is as serious—"Hate It Here" somewhat humorously describes a man who tries to fill his free time with chores after breaking up with his lover.

And this weekend, as Mr. Cheney emerged from Washington on a three-state bus tour that was his first serious campaign swing for 2004, he showed little sign that he has come to see campaigning as much more than a chore.

And as Mr. Cheney ventured outside Washington on a three-state bus tour that was his first serious campaign swing for 2004, he showed little sign that he had come to see campaigning as much more than a chore.