| Jeanne d'Arc had left Sainte-Martine Convent early that morning to help the centenarian get ready. |
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| Particular attention was reserved to the editing of some small groups in the population, such as the centenarian, babies, frontier workers. |
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| The strong personality of our Group, which has traversed the ages to become a young centenarian, can be summarized in one word: Entrepreneur. |
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| The old staging post lodge keeps its historical stamp, allying the charms and character of a centenarian construction to a contemporary comfort. |
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| The cake was surrounded by candles and flowers, along with a sparkling wine, with which we toasted our beloved centenarian. |
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| Superb 18th century 300 m² oil mill completely renovated set within an hectare of land planted with centenarian olive trees. |
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| Indeed Chatelaillon-Plage is a centenarian sea resort, with a 3kms long sandy beach, a casino at 200 m, a thalassotherapy center, a train station, a racecourse and an aquatic center. |
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| Comfortably nested in the heart of a centenarian farm, Ranch Massawippi is located on an enchanting 350 acre site on the banks of the Yamaska River in the Eastern Townships. |
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| It was found that the liver, lungs, and kidneys of a centenarian turtle are virtually indistinguishable from those of its immature counterpart. |
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| Fauja Singh, then 100, finished the Toronto Waterfront Marathon, becoming the first centenarian ever to officially complete that distance. |
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| Perhaps one day there will be a stem-cell treatment that can double one's life expectancy by slowing the aging process, making a centenarian as spry as a quinquagenarian. |
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| What struck me — besides the extraordinary fact of having the sensorium of a centenarian represented for almost the first time in history — was the nonchalance of her poems, their modesty. |
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| Many such books were produced, but none attained the well-deserved acclaim of Barnet's transcription of the centenarian former slave and Maroon Esteban Montejo. |
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| Park of 1.5 ha plantedwith centenarian trees, a meadow and a pond. |
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| In this respect, as the heirs of independence movements and the custodians of future generations, we, the elite of today, must be the standard bearers of a new vision for a centenarian Africa. |
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| The walled grounds offer centenarian trees and views of the architecture of the Chateau de Santenay in all its simplicity and majesty, crowned by its magnificent glazed roof. |
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| Centenarian George Abbott's revival with attitude makes a '50s baseball musical one for the ages. |
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