The medieval chore stood in the cloister, lifting voices in a haunting hymn.

My grandfather used to chore every afternoon, sweeping the porch and tending the garden.

Taking out the trash was my least favorite chore, but someone had to do it.

Someone tried to chore my bike outside the station last night.

The ecologists warned that the insect-chore fungus could devastate local crops if left unchecked.

I finished my chores before going out with friends.

My mother chores all morning when guests are coming.

The linguist catalogued the chorees in the dialect, noting regional variations.

During the workshop, she demonstrated how a choree can create a falling cadence in a line of verse.

She chored all morning, tidying the kitchen and washing dishes.