Term Gallery logo

Meanings of have a century in English

We have no meanings for "have a century" in our records yet.
Usage of have a century in English
1
They have a century of honorable achievement behind them.
State of the Union Addresses
2
Then they'll have a century to get out.
Ringworld
3
I wonder, Dear Reader, what importance these working notes between two such professional authors might have a century and more hence?
Drood: a novel
4
Has a century of mass tourism made real travel easier or harder?
The Irish Times
5
Men ruled the family by law as much as they had a century before.
Radio NZ
6
He'd had a century more than Argoth to learn and grow in the lore.
Servant of a dark god
7
He furrowed his protoplast brow that looked as youthful as it had a century ago.
Man Made
8
What a change has a century wrought for us!
Report of Commemorative Services with the Sermons and Addresses ...
9
But the United States did not own a subcontinental empire, as the British had a century before.
Ghost wars
10
Why, here you have a Century dictionary.
The Story of the Soil; from the Basis of Absolute Science and Re...
11
He ain't had a century or two of compounded interest to shore up his accounts, now, has he?
Turn coat
12
Nepal has a centuries-old tradition of choosing a young girl as a "living goddess" which continues to this day.
BBC
13
Again, the constitutional question of federal vs. state authority had come to a head just as it had a century earlier.
The Black Experience in America
14
He had a century, an attempt on a maximum break which came to a rather early halt, and also showed signs of fallibility.
The Irish Times
15
It was true: these kids had a century of wight hatred to work out of their systems, and I was hogging all the glory.
Library of Souls
This collocation consists of: