Sentence examples for with that chore from inspiring English sources
A little over a year ago I decided that I was tired of doing routine paperwork, and I hired an administrative assistant, part time, to deal with that chore.
Some eateries, in fact, have eliminated their hat-check gals, with that chore being taken over by the maitre d', waiters or, at times, even by the owner.
The European champions in 2008, but a regular disappointment in the World Cup, Spain avoided a second-round meeting with Brazil, leaving that chore to the Chileans.
Founder Viva Chu started Handipoints in January 2007 with the notion that chore charts would be both more fun and more effective if they were moved online.
After dispensing with that little chore, Richard Stark's nihilistic hero spends the rest of FIREBREAK (Mysterious Press/Warner, $23.95) trying to get down to the real work of a criminal of his talents -- robbing an obnoxious billionaire of the old-master paintings he has stolen and stashed in his Montana hunting lodge.
Instead of offering to do that chore for them, offer to do that chore with them.
Get your housemates into helping out with the chores so that the room doesn't get dirty in the first place.
I've reluctantly pulled out the last of the zucchini, eggplant and tomato, and it's with these chores that I have to concede that summer really is over.
Years before the current labor shortage made child care a hot-button workplace issue, Marriott discovered that these hourly employees were so overwhelmed with family chores that supervisors were essentially spending 25 to 50percentt of their time on social work.
Having attended school until she was 13 and starting to teach when she was 17, Lyon ensured that women at Mount Holyoke learned math and science, including chemistry, and that they helped with the chores to keep tuition low.
My life was so crowded with essential chores that use the opposite part of your mind, and that I wasn't very good at, that I had to work really hard to be a good mother and housewife, and to keep things in order.
