Sentence examples for the same chores from inspiring English sources

Directed and choreographed by Michael Berresse, who performed the same chores on "[title of show]," "Now.

He ignored the stifling hierarchies of class and rank, and required that each man receive the same rations and perform the same chores.

This is possibly because the guy who helped Pawlenty write "Courage to Stand" previously performed the same chores for Hulk Hogan.

"I am an artist," she wrote to her father, "I want to do more than just exist, to live happily and contented with a home and children, to do the same chores every day".

(Mr. Calhoun performed the same chores on the ebullient Deaf West production of "Big River," which was warmly received when it moved to Broadway in 2003.) With its fablelike book by Roger O. Hirson, about a prince on a journey of self-discovery, and a folk-pop score by Stephen Schwartz, "Pippin" is generally considered a fey relic of its hopeful-troubled era.

More importantly, the patterns were very similar among individual bees doing the same chores.

He then describes the same chore faced by a student twenty years later: Your term paper for Sexing the Victorians: Gender and Transgression in European Modernity (Ms. Slick, M 2-5) is now sixty-five elegantly formatted laser-printed pages, including a four-color cover page and scanned-in illustrations of nineteenth-century dildos and the like.

Now, for the first time, many in Communist-run Cuba are facing the same chore: filing a tax return.

Observe the ways each partner does the same chore at a time when that partner's in a good mood and motivated to do a good job.

By contrast, boys typically received £1.45 for the same household chores.

Boys are paid about 20p more than girls for carrying out the same household chores, research shows.