Sentences with phrase «necessary chore»

It's easy to always be on our phones, computers, and doing something... even just necessary chores.

While so far it has been something more like a «dreaded but necessary chore previous to painting» than anything that might be joyful on its own.

That way, you can keep one eye on your sweetie while you're able to get necessary chores done around the house.

You will only understand that urge if you've had HG and eating has been a humongous and frustratingly necessary chore for nine months straight.

What should have been a highlight of the regular season for both teams had turned into a grim but necessary chore.

Additionally, our baby bath tub seats provide the comfort and security both you and your baby need to make this necessary chore enjoyable and safe.

Either you can think of it as a necessary chore that removes grime, sweat, and dust from your body, or you can turn it into a soothing ritual that sets the tone for the rest of your day (or night).

It's a necessary chore because metadata sells books by allowing the reader to find your book.

But unfortunately I also feel it's a necessary chore, because the marketplace won't survive if you don't have somebody buying the single issues.

However, trimming a cat's claws is a simple and necessary chore, and with the right tools, methods, and approach, even the most reluctant cats can be safely and effectively groomed.

Whether you've got an un-neutered male dog in your home or you just want to deter the neighborhood canine gigolos, keeping your female dog in heat safe and NOT pregnant is a necessary chore.

Grocery shopping is a necessary chore, but when your free time is at a premium, spending half your Saturday at the grocery store isn't how Zach likes spending his day.