"Do you really think I have need of your petty domestic tasks?"

Some women in were taught reading, domestic tasks, but often not writing.

When that was too much like work there were all the domestic tasks to catch up on.

The majority and, in many cases, all of the responsibility for domestic tasks falls to women.

Similarly, the husband is playing a greater part in domestic tasks associated with the house and children.

Traditionally, middle class women were involved in domestic tasks emphasizing child care.

Today, technology aids us in performing even the simplest domestic tasks.

Then they will value the work of people who work at simple domestic tasks.

They may also have other uses in hunting, farming or general domestic tasks.

The agricultural area of 60,200 domestic tasks, with 449 rural settlements.

Students share responsibility for general domestic tasks such as preparing food and cleaning.

Even where both partners work full time, 72 per cent of domestic tasks are done mainly by women.

She now addressed herself eagerly, happily, to small domestic tasks.

Domestic tasks were aligned with the female population of this Midwestern black community.

Domestic tasks were made difficult by their inability to get around like normals.

Others were assigned to such domestic tasks as cooking, sewing, and related work.

It does not include assistance with general domestic tasks such as cooking, cleaning or shopping.

For example, if the male breadwinner is unemployed, more of the domestic tasks may fall to him.

Once they have finished their paid work, women in developing countries spend a large amount of time on domestic tasks such as cooking.

The women sounded as if they were involved in simple domestic tasks, probably preparing the evening meal.

Women in the region were responsible for a variety of domestic tasks, including food preparation and clothing making.

"Well, we never told them that we were any good at domestic tasks.

They also have to endure the main responsibilities of domestic tasks, even though their labor force participation has increased.

It is not uncommon to hear of old women who are cross when asked to perform domestic tasks in residential care!

You could do more domestic tasks by hand rather than using electrically operated gadgets.

Case studies of international and national news in the press.

National news is read at the top of every hour.

"I thought everybody wanted to be on the evening national news."

The national news organizations had been all over the story.

These reports may sometimes be of national news, but more often they are local stories.

"Anyone who watches the local and national news would get more information."

In 1989, the story became national news again when he was finally captured.

Within five minutes, the story was on the national news broadcast.

How would you feel if your every mistake in life was national news?

The basic questions we ask are: Is this death national news?

It did not make the national news, and students say they are glad.

The series was well received by local and national news organizations.

This was widely reported in the national news at the time.

Her battle with cancer became national news for the next four years.

Much important political or national news is likely to be announced over the radio.

Finally, in 1903, the matter became national news and too much of an embarrassment.

Local and national news coverage of the event is common.

The story was covered by both local and national news agencies.

The theme park, the first of its kind, made national news when it opened in 1949.

The main section of the paper focused on national news, foreign and business.

And the fact that the Senator has not been questioned on national news programs?

Columbus has made the national news at least three times in the past two decades.

Despite losing the away game 5-0, the club made it into the national news.

Like the mayor, the police commissioner is a national news figure.

He was in all the local newspapers, interviewed on the national news.