Sentence examples for one half centuries from inspiring English sources

If he gets a second term, Trump could go far in destroying the precious, but fragile, democratic institutions that have governed us for almost two and one half centuries. .

But there has been only one half century, and that was a stodgy 56 in the defeat by Sri Lanka in the Edgbaston decider earlier this summer.

He top-scored for Australia with 53 in their Twenty20 defeat in Durham on Saturday, but it is a lack of productivity in 50-over cricket that has cost Warner his place – he has made only one half century in 11 one-day international innings stretching back to last summer's series in England.

But, since his hundred in Chittagong last March, Paul Collingwood has scored only 184 runs in 12 innings, with one half century and an average of 15.3 – England's troubleshooter at No5 is no longer doing that job and if it is not the end, then it is close to it.

One half century ago, Boggs (1965) imagined a daily population census that could tell us how many people flow in urban space-time.

President Obama faces more complicated issues in a more challenging political context than President Kennedy did one half century ago.

EV71 was first discovered in North America close to one half century ago and has since been found in many parts of the world.

One half-century in two years!

That night falls exactly one half-century after the Beatles first landed in America.

Tribalism in Kenya these days comes down, for the most part, to one half-century-old family feud.

His endeavour and pace close to 90mph made him England's most reliable bowler but he hit only one half-century.