Translation of "Halbe jahrhundert" in English

I ask to fly up in half a century!

Golden wedding– half a century, lived together!

The next half century of Greek history was culturally brilliant.

A collection of photographs tell the story of the last half century of Ibizan history.

For leading of its results I ask to fly up in half a century!

Half a century together is a true love.

For the next half-century, sailing principally from Iki Island and Tsushima, they engulfed coastal regions of the southern half of Goryeo.

May the second half-century of your life be as bright and vibrant as the first.

Nearly half a century we are familiar with you and our friendship is checked by time.

We lived with you half a century, but you are not old!

Walley plunges into the world crushed from her on half a century.

Through the next half century the geometry text underwent thirty-nine editions and the algebra text twenty-four.

Rahman continued: "Why has the half-century since Iqbal's death been so sterile?

The following half century was shaped by the bloody struggle of the Diadochi for over the succession of Alexander.

Moreover, it is the kind of mistake that the British have been making in relations with Europe for the past half-century.

They are also becoming aware of the potential of demographic change to make Europe’s next half-century very different from the previous one.

We will not be able to solve global warming over the next decades, but only the next half or full century.

So... back in 2006, the Arcadia Policy Council, hand in hand with the Center for Middle Eastern Politics, set up a program to assess thoroughly the world's energy needs through the next half-century...

This will be a fascinating puzzle as we go into the next half-century, and where I expect that we will have more and more Mars missions to answer these questions.

Both equations estimate that the tropical year gets roughly a half second shorter each century.

Recent successes share the booklet with enduring successes spanning Europe’s first half century.

Lognes Pegna said that because during about half of the fourth century the rich people of Florence preferred to abandon Florence to defend themselves from an overly greedy fiscal authority and to evade taxes from administrative officers who took on personal responsibility to collect taxes, the rich landowners abandoned their houses and retired to the country.

For the past half-century, this has represented Europe’s revolutionary recipe for peace, and has served as something of a microcosm of globalization.

The almost continual warfare in the Middle East over the past half century certainly has contributed to the idea that religion is the cause of many wars.