Chore

Grocery shopping on weekends is a chore with the long lines and crowded aisles.

The janitor's chore is to mop the floors and keep them clean.

He was assigned the chore of organizing the company's annual conference.

The coach imposed the chore of running laps as a punishment for the late arrival of the team.

I find ironing clothes to be a monotonous chore.

Grocery shopping is one chore I can't seem to avoid.

Weeding the garden became a tiresome chore for the elderly couple.

The guest speaker's never-ending talk about climate change turned into a chore for the attendees.

I have to mow the lawn today, it's such a chore.

Cleaning the bathroom is a necessary chore that no one enjoys.

Mowing the lawn in the scorching heat is an arduous chore.

Grocery shopping on a busy weekend can feel like a never-ending chore.

Every Sunday, my family shares the chore of grocery shopping.

As a disciplinary action, the misbehaving student was assigned the chore of scrubbing graffiti off the walls.

John was given the chore of mowing the lawn as a consequence for coming home late.

The book club discussion turned into a chore when one member insisted on dissecting every aspect of the plot.

Cleaning the bathroom is always a tedious chore.

The chore of watering the plants in the garden is shared among the family members.

Attending the mandatory safety training at work felt like a chore to the employees.

Washing dishes is my least favorite chore in the kitchen.

Cleaning the bathroom is always a dreaded chore.

Dealing with bureaucratic red tape can be such a chore.

Writing thank-you notes can be a chore, but it's important to show gratitude.

I have to do the laundry every weekend, and it's such a boring chore.

My little sister can be a chore when she throws tantrums in public.

As a penalty for arriving late to work, the employee had to undertake the chore of cleaning the office kitchen.

The history teacher assigned a research project that felt like a never-ending chore.

The keynote speaker's presentation at the conference felt like a chore, lacking enthusiasm and engagement.

Taking out the trash is a chore that everyone in the apartment building shares.

Teaching young children to tie their shoelaces can be a challenging chore.

Trying to untangle a bunch of tangled cables is such a chore.

Mowing the lawn in the hot sun is a tiring chore.

After breaking the vase, the child was given the chore of picking up the shattered pieces.

She executed the chore with grace and precision.

We have to chore the pantry and restock the shelves.

The dance class focused on perfecting the basic chore steps.

The ballet company practiced their intricate chore for hours.

The new employee turned out to be a real chore to work with.

Going through airport security can be quite a chore, especially with all the rules and regulations.

As a consequence for forgetting her homework, the teacher assigned the chore of erasing the blackboard to the student.

The chore of grocery shopping usually falls on me in our household.

Assembling furniture can be a frustrating chore, especially without proper instructions.

Washing dishes after a big dinner party is quite a chore.

The glassblower's chore was to transform the blob of glass into a delicate vase.

My job requires me to attend long meetings, which can be a real chore.

The teenager's disrespectful behavior led to the chore of mowing the lawn as a form of punishment.

Washing the dishes after dinner is my least favorite chore.

The chore of organizing files and documents is assigned to the administrative assistant.

Doing the laundry is one chore that Sarah tries to avoid.

It's my chore to feed the pets and clean their cages.