1.   Entering the Wigwam is like going back a century.

2.   Take a look at a chart of the Dow Jones industrial average, going back a century.

3.   The academic connection in Boston is dominated by, but not limited to, Harvard, whose tendrils in Cuba reach back a century.

4.   This triggered errors in logic as the date in these systems suddenly flew back a century.

5.   In a tradition dating back a century, wild ponies annually swim the channel between Assateague and Chincoteague islands off the Maryland-Virginia coast.

6.   It was the first Greek medal in gymnastics going back a century to the inaugural modern games.

7.   It was the first Greek medal in gymnastics going back a century, to the inaugural modern games.

8.   That causes computers to think they have moved back a century and give faulty readings, corrupt the data or shut down completely.