Sentence examples for fierce toll from inspiring English sources

Those winds are already taking a fierce toll.

The online availability of free or low-cost photos and videos has begun to take a fierce toll on sales of X-rated DVDs.

Separatists in east Ukraine counted dozens of losses on Tuesday as the deadly toll of fierce clashes with Ukrainian government forces became clear.

The exhausted English pair crawled over to hug each other as the unexpectedly hot conditions and fierce racing took their toll.

The call for new tolls provoked fierce opposition from politicians representing Queens, the Bronx and Brooklyn.

Bog Warrior - ridden by Bryan Cooper, replacing the injured Davy Russell who was taken to Cheltenham General Hospital with a spontaneous punctured lung - set a fierce pace that took its toll on the rest of the field.

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With the fierce mid-afternoon temperature taking its toll, the Scots had to dig deep to see off a determined Fijian opposition.

The street-fighting for Abu Salim was particularly fierce with regime snipers taking a steady toll among the ranks of al-Shabaab volunteer fighters.

More than 2,400 Iraqis were killed in June, the highest monthly death toll in seven years, as a fierce Sunni Muslim insurgency threatens to plunge the country back into civil war.

Early promises of a quick victory were soon silent as the Chechens put up fierce resistance to the Russian assault and the death toll mounted.