Sentence examples for career heyday from inspiring English sources
Other notable films from his career heyday include The Agony and the Ecstasy, El Cid, 55 Days at Peking and the feverish Orson Welles film noir, Touch of Evil, in which he starred as an imperilled Mexican cop.
Audrey Hepburn was considered the epitome of grace and charm during her career heyday in the 1950s and '60s.
Later, this same edition was pulled from circulation because it turned out Traci was underage during her porn career heyday.
"He has always been realistic about what he knows and what he doesn't know," said Lou Pitt, the former talent agent who advised him on his movie career during his heyday in the 1980's and early 1990's.
PAGE D8 BUSINESS A TRUE 'TABLOID GUY' Is Ending His Career In his heyday, he was the personification of Rupert Murdoch's brand of tabloid journalism, both in print for The New York Post and, for 10 years beginning in the mid-1980s, on television with "A Current Affair".
Having started his career in the heyday of the early 1990s, ferrying packages across Sydney's harbour bridge, he now supports his young family by delivering train tickets and internal mail around Leeds, and cheerfully admits to having almost more work than he can stay on top of.
His career straddled the latter heyday of Hollywood and he fitted comfortably into the mainstream, with enough variety to mark him a notch above the average.
Along with a storied wrestling career during the 1980s heyday of what was then known as the WWF, Roberts publicly battled drug addition.
In the heyday of his career, his offscreen life was often a mirror image of his movie roles, and his career suffered for many years before he was able to make a comeback.
This was the heyday of Stevens' career as a classical actor.
