Sentence examples for toll time from inspiring English sources

But he also registers, subtly but affectingly, the toll time takes on a man whose greatest goals are to put a tombstone on his father's unmarked grave and create a home to call his own.

That pressure, plus regular wear and tear, takes a toll over time.

But there is reason to think restructuring may take a bigger toll this time around.

The death toll this time could be even higher, they said.

The official death toll at time of writing stands at more than 840.

"It'd be an extreme hardship to have to pay a toll every time," said Assemblywoman Helene E. Weinstein, a Democrat from Brooklyn.

A simulation software using VB.NET was created to simulate the stochastic nature of traffic arrival, toll collection time, and driver decision making.

Over the years, as Varone has aged, and as the wear and tear of a lifetime of dance took their toll, his time onstage has diminished.

In the late 1950s Sakharov became concerned about the consequences of testing in the atmosphere, forseeing an eventual increased global death toll over time.

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.

Personal grudges have been blamed for several bombings and poisoning incidents in China in recent years, but the toll this time was unusually high.