take its toll

I've been working three different part-time jobs for a while and it's beginning to take its toll on my health.

An illness that caused him little difficulty in his youth began to take its toll as he reached middle age.

Pray to the gods that this place does not take its toll on your men's spirits.

Just as Draco's mother feared, the gravity of his mission begins to take its toll on the young wizard.

Some whisper, however, that centuries of breeding with exclusive bloodlines is beginning to take its toll.

The strange lethargy confounded the Alliance leaders and continued to take its toll on the rapidly weakening or cs.

Maybe they were still tired from a grueling season that appeared to take its toll during the just-completed trip in which they went 5-2.

The escalating drug crisis is beginning to take its toll on many Americans.

Abandonment of cotton crop by the farmers would take its toll on the textile industry that immensely depends on this crop.

Robin, cancer does not define you. You are not your disease. It may take its toll, but there is no shame in it, no reason to hide.

The month of March is starting to take its toll of the luxury brand, and may be signaling tougher time for the highly regarded brand.

Has this pattern begun to take its toll on your body and your overall health ?

The product's costs rise sharply as the heavy expense of advertising and marketing any new product begins to take its toll.

We've all seen it happen: a young couple steps onto the fast track and the treadmill of life begins to take its toll.

I see your shoes are wearing out . I have been jogging in them . That must take its toll on them. Yes , it's time for a new pair.

The act of simply getting to work can take its toll on employees' health.

His hard work will eventually take its toll on his health.

Stress and mental fatigue most definitely can take its toll on our well-being.

Workaholism may take its toll on a person's life, but it does have advantages.

Being the boss can take its toll on health: study.

But living in the Big Apple can take its toll on a person.

"I think it's starting to take its toll a little bit, " he says.

but the unspoken message (confirmed in the endnotes) is that continental drift will take its toll.

the bureau can take its toll on ur family.

That must take its toll on them.

We all have stress, but if you don't do something to relieve it, sooner or later it will take its toll on you.

A sugar-packed diet can take its toll on your waistline, and experts also now believe it can make your skin dull and wrinkled.

But it will take its toll