Sentence examples for toll of time from inspiring English sources

If the songs take a longer view of family, love and the toll of time on relationships, too many lyrics fall back on greeting-card clichés.

Re "For Many Older Gays, a Toll of Time and Isolation" (Cases, Sept. 13): Gay men aren't the only ones who may face lonely old ages.

For decades, Wacoal, a global manufacturer of lingerie based in Kyoto, has been measuring the female form and making products that factor in the toll of time and gravity.

Mr. Margulies writes with elegance and wit about intimacy, trust, privacy, and the toll of time and monogamy on sexual passion, matters that aren't easily expressed in dramatic dialogue without suggesting an animated self-help book.

Speaking of the toll of time, Senator Jesse Helms of North Carolina announced tonight that he would not run for re-election in 2002 and would retire after a momentous 30-year career.

To keep the good times from stopping, Dorian wishes to preserve his youthful looks forever, so he makes a deal with the devil: for the price of his soul he will show no signs of aging, but a painted portrait of him will reflect the toll of time and a life of indulgence.

Mr. Choules was defiant of the tolls of time, a centenarian who swam in the sea, twirled across dance floors and published his first book at well past 100.

In a new memoir, a former Border Patrol officer examines the emotional and physical toll of his time on the job.

The psychological toll of this part-time gig can be brutal.

Page A7 434 KILLED AFTER PULLOUT Since the United States military withdrew from Iraq, 434 Iraqis have been killed in attacks across the country, according to officials, one of the highest tolls for that amount of time in the past few years.

BAGHDAD — Since the United States military withdrew from Iraq in the middle of last month, 434 Iraqis have been killed in attacks across the country, according to security officials, one of the highest tolls for that amount of time in the past few years.