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• Over fifty! (8)
• Fifty years! (8)
• Say, fifty. (10)
• Ten fives fifty. (8)
• About fifty yards. (8)
• Fifty thousand pounds! (4)
• But, what are fifty years? (10)
• I have worn it fifty years. (10)
• Not more than fifty yards, sir. (8)
• Worth fifty Colonel Jackasses! (10)
• His age must be something less than fifty. (10)
• Nobody should be allowed to marry before fifty. (9)
• He changed the posture of his legs fifty times. (10)
• His own fifty years were as nothing to its wood. (8)
• I hope to serve her fifty, Sir John, and I say she is. (8)
• Mallard applied to the earl for a loan of fifty guineas. (10)
• Ferdinand, who had plenty, would not even lend him fifty. (10)
• Fifty feet from here is the bed of state in which I sleep. (12)
• First they brought off fifty gold pieces, English guineas. (18)
• She returned, and found that only fifty minutes had passed. (12)
• He suffered torture at the top of his voice for fifty seconds. (8)
• Fifty thousand écus poured into the Treasury for this purpose. (19)
• Six marks and fifty pfennigs are due to the shoemaker Rösicke. (12)
• But, it is true that I am fifty years old, and I am not mature. (10)
• I would not trust you so near it as Eastbourne for fifty pounds! (4)
• The French might have sacrificed a fleet to land fifty thousand. (10)
• But have you likewise heard that Miss Grey has fifty thousand pounds? (4)
• But I noticed that after I passed fifty I began to get scared easier. (9)
• I talked to her of the opera we last heard, I think fifty years ago. (10)
• Cheque fifty guineas: hardly more on both sides than an exchange of smiles. (10)
• The Mayfly filly passed under the hammer at seven hundred and fifty guineas. (8)
• Fifty paces of this squalid street-narrow, and dark, and empty, thank heaven! (8)
• It would have been fifty in New York, and it was, here, earlier in the season. (9)
• He looked at his watch, old and thin like himself; he had owned it fifty years. (8)
• A hundred and fifty was what Harry really wanted; but he could do with a hundred. (10)
• A tall woman, over fifty, she moved as if she had been tied together at the knees. (8)
• Imhof took fifty thousand francs as well as his revolver, and followed the summons. (12)
• But Tom Redworth had got fast hold of his wicket, and already scored fifty to his bat. (10)
• On the snow-covered street in front of the palace fifty or sixty mujiks had assembled. (12)
• Every fifty yards a yoke of great-necked stolid oxen were patiently haling at the plough. (2)
• The odds were now fifty to one in my favour, and I gave them wherever I could find takers. (6)
• Natanis and his brother Sabatis, with about fifty warriors, joined the expedition on the spot. (19)
• Soames knew all about it, having heard the tale fifty times at least from one or other of them. (8)
• For fifty years Fort Prince of Wales stood undisturbed, none daring to offer it insult or attack. (19)
• If he had to hunt the red-man like any other wild animal, he could claim fifty louis for his scalp. (19)
• It was to hear the famous Buxtehude play upon this organ that Sebastian Bach walked fifty miles in 1705. (3)
• Ask again, who in that frowzy garb can presume to think of her or stand within fifty miles of her orbit? (10)
• He cast a fluttering fifty and a fluttering five on the table, and pushed paper to the man for a receipt. (22)
• In her heart there was just that little soreness natural to a woman over fifty, whose husband has a niece. (8)
• And she went down into the street: At the entrance to the Park she saw him, fifty yards in front, dawdling along. (8)
• Do you know that here in this house I can conceal fifty men, and leave the door open to the Croats to find them? (10)
• In spite of the false scent we had thrown out the day before, there must have been fifty people about the bridge. (2)
• They had sent an enormously long telegram to Berlin, offering some one a bribe of forty or fifty thousand marks. (12)
• He left it consisting principally of recitatives and arias, each opera containing from fifty to sixty of the latter. (3)
• You must bear in mind that when she sailed away she left behind only fifty of her {44} fellow-countrymen in Quebec. (19)
• It was the pace of a bulky man of fifty, and his head was that beautiful head we all know from the many pictures of it. (9)
• The trips of one hundred and fifty or two hundred miles are reserved for the night which precedes the day of exemption. (21)
• I rode fifty yards up the lane, between the church and the house, in order to look about me; and saw how it might all be. (4)
• I thought I beheld fifty fat gentlemen galloping on every side of me, and all the sky raining jackets in blue and yellow. (6)
• This fearful scene was enacted within fifty paces of our toes, but we were rooted to the ground as if we had grown there. (7)
• It had no beauty, nor was there any notable feature, save the old castle overhead with its fifty quintals of brand-new Madonna. (2)
• Editorial warfare as conducted fifty years ago is obsolete; its methods are as antiquated to-day as is the artillery of that age. (16)
• Joachim declared that Niels had cheated him, refused to pay the instalments, and demanded the return of his original fifty marks. (12)
• Regarding me with an indulgent smile, the venerable man, who was about two hundred and fifty years old and entirely bald, explained. (7)
• Prompt as bugle to the breath, Livia proposed to bet him fifty pounds that she would keep young Cressett from gambling a single louis. (10)
• They proposed my going to Venice; the salary was then seven hundred and fifty, but they thought they could get it put up to a thousand. (9)
• Vernon is a man who would do fifty times more with a companion appreciating his abilities and making light of his little deficiencies. (10)
• And so it stood at every ballot of the more than fifty that were taken during the fortnight that the jury was locked up for deliberation. (7)
• The show which starts the season with one hundred and fifty of the animals and returns to winter quarters with twenty-five is fortunate. (21)
• Thus, upon writing of Carlyle when he himself was nearing the line of fifty, there was an undercurrent of reminiscence of his own callowness. (14)
• Fierce fighting {158} ensued, because this time there were fifty soldiers present to aid the inhabitants in their resistance; but all was in vain. (19)
• The squire promised her fifty pounds per annum in quarterly payments, that she might buy what presents she liked, and so tie herself to constancy. (10)
• The surprised people could make no defence, the town was burnt, fifty people slaughtered, almost without resistance, and a hundred more carried away prisoners. (19)

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Definition of fifty:

• fifty, fif’ti, adj. and n. five tens or five times ten. | adj. fif’tieth, the ordinal of fifty. | n. a fiftieth part. (0)

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