1 She did menial tasks about the house.

2 He was forced to take a series of menial jobs.

3 It's fairly menial work, such as washing dishes and cleaning floors.

4 I had acquired the true menial mentality.

5 I said get me off these menial jobs.

6 Even well-trained women were forced into menial labor.

7 Belknap was unable to find anything but menial labor.

8 In Durban he drifted into a succession of menial jobs before joining the Natal Mounted Police.

9 Ten workers performing the most menial tasks imaginable were picked at random from the processing line.

10 He worked his way through college, performing menial tasks in exchange for reduced tuition.

11 The outcome of this educational vacuum is low-paid, menial work.

12 This mournfully bright menial Val wore high heels and a black beret.

13 A kitchen maid was usually the most menial servant in a house.

14 Today they are qualified for only the most menial employment.

15 Once here, there are only the most menial jobs open to them - shop-girls, domestic servants, seamstresses.

16 Edwin worked fitfully at his menial job of freight clerk, continuing to disappoint his family.

17 One who does menial work ; a drudge.

18 There is no menial jobs,() only menial attitudes.

19 It delighted him to perform menial offices.

20 He'll take anything, even a menial kitchen job.

21 Manual or menial labor, such as barracks cleaning, assigned to soldiers.

22 He is far too qualified for such a menial position.

23 But hiring such people means that you have to pitch in and be willing to do the menial tasks yourself.

24 She performed her duties faithfully, reserving to herself the most menial tasks.

25 Almost whatever her personal qualities, she can not hope for anything other than the most menial of work.

26 To the notables and the men of affairs, Sergeant Janeway was a picturesque menial at the vestibule of inside dope.

27 As well as providing the bulk of labour for large plantations, they carried out menial tasks in Colombo and other urban centres.

28 Hurstwood is hired by a different hotel to do menial jobs.

29 For nearly 20 years, Mr Yin was labelled a counter - revolutionary and assigned menial tasks in a factory.

30 Poor or trigger-happy fighters are sometimes "retired", either sent home or given a menial task, such as sweeping floors.

31 I think he is far too qualified for such a menial position.

32 More recent arrivals moan that it is tough to find work, even the menial sort.

33 There is a positive attitude here, from the boss down to the lowliest menial.

34 Hepburn turned to acting in 1948 to help pay the bills -- her mother, an aristocrat, was already doing menial work, and Hepburn, though trained in dance, was too tall to be a prima ballerina.

35 Unable to focus on his duties, Thrall undertakes a seemingly menial task from an unexpected source: the mysterious green Dragon Aspect, Ysera.

35 try its best to gather and create good sentences.

36 Did he gain his precarious bread by some petty trade, by menial toil, by violence, or by theft?

37 Men's position is menial and sometimes they as women's slaves.

38 She hated such menial tasks as washing the pots and pans.

39 Did he gain his precarious bread petty trade, by menial toil, by violence, or by theft?

40 I was made to do a good deal of menial work.

41 A person who does tedious , menial, or unpleasant work.

42 Able to receive menial labour instruction and to do menial jobs.

43 They believed that these life of menial work for granted, will not undermine the dignity.

44 Younger employees and those with more menial jobs were also more prone to boredom.

45 If you ask them to take off these masks and armors, they will once again turn to coward and menial ant-like people.

46 Just a generation ago, women were largely confined to repetitive, menial jobs.

47 Jesus – someone called by the reverential terms "Teacher and Lord" – performed a menial task on persons well beneath him on the social ladder!