Examples:

• The stress of his demanding job seemed to have put years on his face.
• The harsh weather conditions had put years on the old barn.
• The lack of sleep and constant worry had put years on her appearance.
• The long hours of studying for exams had put years on the young student.
• The rigorous training regime had put years on the athlete's body.
• The experience of living through difficult times had put years on his eyes.
• The old photograph had faded and creased, putting years on its image.
• The financial hardships they endured had put years on their once vibrant spirits.
• The antique clock's intricate design and wear had put years on its appearance.
• The dusty attic was filled with forgotten treasures that had put years on them.
• The historical monument's exposure to the elements had put years on its structure.
• The vintage car's worn upholstery and faded paint had put years on its elegance.
• The artist's detailed brushwork had put years on the canvas, giving it depth and character.
• The vintage book's yellowed pages and delicate binding had put years on its charm.
• The retired teacher's stories of years gone by put years on the children's imaginations.
• The seaside cottage's salt-air exposure had put years on its exterior.
• The traditional recipe, passed down through generations, had put years on the flavors of the dish.
• The actor's skillful portrayal had put years on his character, making it feel authentic.
• The grandmother's wisdom and wrinkles put years on her, but she was a source of guidance.
• The ancient ruins stood as a testament to the civilizations that had put years on them.
• It's supposed to put years on your life.