(1) She sees exercise primarily as an unavoidable chore.

(2) Shopping's a real chore for me.

(3) Don't turn reading into a chore for your kids.

(4) It was a methodical, unexciting chore.

(5) I find driving a real chore.

(6) The chore fell to him.

(7) She finds shopping a chore.

(8) Washing is a chore.

(9) It's such a chore to do the shopping every day!

(10) Writing Christmas cards can be such a chore.

(11) Lawyers are translators - that is their day-to-day chore.

(12) With a back, all life becomes a chore.

(13) I was walking home, a chore, accomplished, looking forward to nothing to do.

(14) Finding all the free-flowing wells is a chore, Kerr said.

(15) Bonus: Promise to do any chore, even picking up after the dog.

(16) Another chore that once was fun: cooking favorite recipes for Claire.

(17) This saves the chore of going through large media directories every time you want to contact the media.

(18) However[/chore.html], even this chore was quickly organised to accommodate regular visits to his beloved Scourie.

(19) If you make it a chore or a conflict you are already back on the vicious cycle.

(20) Many managers interpret that as being an administrative chore, filling in objective work-sheets and completing performance appraisal forms.

(21) No given chore was enough to put out the licking fire that seemed always to burn in her.

(22) He is prepared to make a living by accepting any remunerative chore.

(23) Try to give the impression you are halfway through doing a domestic chore.

(24) When we opened the store, our ambition was to make shopping less of a chore, more of a pleasure.

(25) Inmates were paid 50 cents a day for the back-breaking chore of clearing right of way through dense forests and laying track.

(26) Their aim: to take some of the pain and the expense out of the annual chore of filing a tax return.

(27) Taking the boats out of the water and loading them on the cars is a chore.

(28) The preparation of a claim should not be the chore that it so often becomes.

(29) But somewhere along the line, downhill skiing was too much of a chore and an expense.

(30) One of the important things is to enjoy the preparation and not make it into a chore.

(1) She sees exercise primarily as an unavoidable chore.

(31) It then becomes rather a chore having to re-apply those etch-resist transfers all over again.

(32) If they become a chore, they defeat the purpose of helping the child to want to interact with you.

(33) Washing the kitchen floor was a daily chore, and it was the one I hated most.

(34) Often, you have to get unwanted junk mail before you can block it-an unhappy chore at best.

(35) Another organized a Chore Service that paid neighborhood kids to do chores for the elderly.

(36) One morning I saw Mrs Goreng's chauffeur grinning as he went about his chore of servicing the jeep.

(37) This is the beauty of doing work you enjoy, so that while it is a chore in one respect, it is a pleasure in another. Sydney J. Harris 

(38) After that they were consigned to a tackling chore of grinding intensity.

(39) During either chore, many areas of your brain would receive increased blood flow.

(40) She thought It'such a chore to do the shopping every day!

(41) Parents of guests have one fewer chore to fit into the schedule, while the honoree's parents don't have to lug gifts home from a party venue and find space for them in an already-bursting playroom.

(42) When his stepdaughter Avery, 8 years old, or his son Sawyer, 7, start to daydream and wander away from a chore, Mr. Mattocks occasionally erupts.

(42) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(43) Give everyone in the house a physical chore that will help burn off some of the excess energy.

(44) Increasing demand is not an onerous duty. Consuming more is hardly a chore.

(45) Making pasta by hand with a rolling pin can be a real chore.

(46) In sum, while the CGMP regulations would not prohibit decontamination and conversion, the difficulty of cleaning up penicillin residues makes the chore daunting.

(47) Also be Achillean steely soldier not just, the front position with the most dangerous development, they still can do all sorts of chore, can smile to ask you:"Happy today?"

(48) One day I laminated a chore list for each child and set up a magnet chart that had their names and the days of the week.

(49) Fortunately, the chore of leaf sweeping is well worth the effort.

(50) Gathering pecans in that grove was an autumn chore we always enjoyed.

(51) Disliking this chore and relieved that it would end soon, he continued fielding questions.

(52) For large scientific and engineering problem, an array processor might relieve the main processor of the time-consuming chore of array manipulation.

(53) Their poor command of the Chinese language also makes the reading of Chinese Books and newspapers an unenjoyable chore that they would rather do without.

(54) You can, for example, use a vector in much the same way as you would use an ordinary C array, except that vector eliminates the chore of managing dynamic memory allocation by hand.

(55) Both he and the cow appeared bored out of their minds; two colleagues begrudgingly completing a chore on a cold, cloudy day in Denmark.