Sentence examples for during their heyday from inspiring English sources

Both became world champions during their heyday.

In the early 1990s, during their heyday, these three economies (plus Hong Kong) had a combined GDP one-and-a-half times as big as China's.

And adjusting for inflation, it is about 10 times more than 45-r.p.m. singles cost during their heyday in the 1950's.

Cholo Simeone's name as the player who had been instrumental during their heyday a little more than a decade earlier came up most naturally.

After apprenticing with Captain Edward Molyneux, he joined the firm of Lucien Lelong, where he worked with Christian Dior, who was to become his main rival during their heyday in the postwar years.

It was one of those bands, like the Velvet Underground, that didn't get much notice during their heyday, but that later generations of fans, and future rock stars, found moving, and unshakeable.

Their release allows Led Zeppelin and U2 fans to see and hear their favorites as they looked and sounded during their heydays.

The staff there were more than happy to have us because the patients get a kick out of hearing the old songs they'd loved so much during their heydays, country hits by Hank Williams and Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard and Ray Price that emanated from every Boone County jukebox and radio in the 50s and 60s and 70s.

Even during their short heyday, Happenings never shared a common cause or style.

Palsson, for example, fell in love with Luton Town during their 1980s heyday.

He made a point of never having smoked opium with artist Francis Picabia during their Paris heyday in the 1910s.