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"The candy bar cost ninety-nine cents. "

"He blew every last cent."

"The candy bar cost one euro and fifty cents. "

"The candy cost five cents. "

"Tuning a guitar using only your ear is hard; even professional musicians are often off by a few cents and need electronic tuners for perfect pitch. "

"The center of the circular table is marked with a small dot. "

"This definition refers to center, not cents. Here's a sentence using "center" according to its definition:

"The teacher pointed to the center of the globe to show where the North Pole is located." "

"The cents of the loaf of bread were much softer than the crust. "

"Find the cents of the rope by folding it in half. "

"The center of the circle is equidistant from all points on its edge. "

"This definition of "cents" is incorrect and not a standard definition of the word. The standard and most common definition of "cents" is a unit of currency.

Here's a sentence using the standard definition:

"This candy costs only fifty cents." "

"shopping center, convention center, civic center, garment center, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Rockefeller Center"

"the center of attention"

""The team's power forward, usually a cents, dominated the key, grabbing rebounds and scoring." "

"Our basketball team's best "cents" runs tirelessly, setting up plays and grabbing rebounds everywhere outside the key. "

"The midfielder was known for his accurate cents, threading the ball between defenders to create scoring opportunities. "

"During the rugby match, the coach instructed the cents to maintain a strong defensive line in the middle of the field. "

"The bridge builders carefully constructed the cents to hold the stones of the arch in place until the mortar dried and the arch could support itself. "

"The woodworker carefully positioned the piece of metal between the cents of the lathe before starting the machine. "

"The machinist carefully created cents in the metal bar so it could be precisely rotated in the lathe. "

"The cents in the European Parliament often form coalitions to pass legislation that balances the interests of both the left and right wings. "

"The science class learned that water boils at 100 cents on the temperature scale. "

"a temperature of 34 centigrades"

"Surveyors sometimes use cents (gon) to measure angles, especially in countries where the metric system is dominant. "

"The ancient Sanskrit text contained a beautiful cent of poems about nature. "

"Maria earned cents on her nursing board exam, proving her mastery of the subject. "

"Historians study events that happened many centuries ago. "

"The historian explained that a Roman cents could vary in size depending on the era, sometimes containing as few as 60 soldiers and other times closer to 80. "

"The historian explained that the Roman army organized itself into cents, with each century contributing to the decisions made in the Centuriate Assembly. "

"We've already packed several cents of pencils for the school donation drive, so we only need to pack a few more. "

""After their impressive partnership yielded two cents, the cricket team celebrated their high-scoring performance." "

"That was his tenth professional century."

"The track team practiced the 100-meter cent today. "

"My grandmother gave me a cent as a gift for my good grades in school. "