Sentence examples for with the chore from inspiring English sources

President Clinton entrusted Al Gore with the chore of streamlining government and overseeing global warming policy.

Graeme Gibson poured three glasses of whiskey while Atwood sorted through Christmas cards, dispensing with the chore as efficiently as if she were slicing rhubarb.

And though one sympathises with the chore, or the desire for a bit of variety, her grumble couldn't help but sound a slightly naïve and unliterary note – given how important "grimness" is in the canon.

As a Vietnam veteran and a former health care provider for the V.A., I think that slapping our former service members with the chore of traversing the V.A. minefield after their sacrifice is unimaginably unfair.

If visiting a few well-known, reliable sites helped me dispense with the chore quickly, who cared if the known world of multichannel retailers like Landsend.com and JCrew.com seemed a little ho-hum?

Embracing the Internet may be part of Mr. Ballmer's agenda, but he is still left with the chore of defending and milking Microsoft's huge cash cows, Windows and Office.

These results suggest that both ChoREs are able to recruit the MondoA/MLX complex, with the proximal ChoRE (ChoRE-a) being a predominant binding site.

"He'd leave me with the chores.

Same with the chores, dear.

She also helps with the chores.

Mr. Kuczera helps his wife with the chores.