Sentence examples for toll early from inspiring English sources

Alcoholism took its toll early; he had just turned 42.

Its first-person narrator and omnipresent hero, Simon Morley, suffers from a vaguely insufferable form of unconscious self-satisfaction, which begins to take a toll early on.

Although Samoan and American Samoan officials have not yet been able to confirm the death toll, early reports suggested the number of dead on Samoa was at least 20, and around 14 on American Samoa.

Increasing shear started taking its toll early on August 28 as convection became displaced from the center of circulation, leaving part of the southwestern quadrant exposed.

A36 Turnpike Strike Continues Pennsylvania Turnpike managers began collecting tolls early Thanksgiving Day as the first strike in the turnpike's 64-year history entered its second day.

Local activists, planning a response to the melee, were surprised when the bells of St. Brigid's Church on Avenue B tolled early on June 3 to signal the arrival of hundreds of police officers at the park.

The toll begins early.

But this was the lowest toll since early in the two-decade-long insurgency.

The recession took its toll on early childhood programs across the nation in the 2009-10 school year, with total spending by states decreasing for the first time since experts began keeping track, according to an annual survey by the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University.

The diseases which take a heavy toll on early childhood, for which vaccines are not currently available, are malaria, diarrhoeal diseases (including cholera) and acute respiratory infections.

This April 2011 massacre tolled an early funeral bell for peaceful protest as a realistic strategy.