early grave

Most of these young people go to a very early grave.

Trying to cut their way out of this was a sure invitation to an early grave.

One nick was all it might take to put him in an early grave.

"But why drive my mother into an early grave, I thought.

"When people see that their hostility can lead to an early grave, they are ready to try."

A few seconds of defiance would lead to an early grave.

"Early Graves" takes a long, sad look at the problem.

Without young drivers, such cars will go to an early grave, which makes no environmental, social or financial sense.

The untimely death of their son led her husband to an early grave in 1915.

My workload has increased, no way do I want to work myself into an early grave.

Overweight Americans are eating their way to an early grave in more ways than people realize.

The road to freedom had become a twisted path to an early grave.

The earliest grave is that of his last wife Elizabeth, who died in 1782.

You're going to an early grave with your precious secret, Nicholas.

The exporters who drove his father to an early grave.

It's not enough that they hounded my father into an early grave.

The real problem, of course, is that early grave.

That path leads to an early grave, given bad odds.

For boys and men, it is very often the antidote to prison or an early grave.

If nothing else, these mood swings had him marked for an early grave.

Had a heart attack back in '43 and went to an early grave.

The earliest graves date from 1849, and the cemetery is still in use.

The earliest grave marker with a death date is from 1807.

The earliest graves are dated 1766; the latest is from 1959.