Sentence examples for from the heyday from inspiring English sources

The Labour operation was as finely honed as anything from the heyday of Peter Mandelson.

Two vocal groups from the heyday of 1970's and 80's soul.

But we are certainly a step backwards from the heyday of Oslo, some might say.

But it is a far cry from the heyday of the dot-com bubble.

In spite of this increase, the use of luxury hotels differs from the heyday of the boom years.

To me, this is somewhere between a Martin Scorsese film and a scene from the heyday of the Third Reich.

This year, perfume makers are reviving the atomizer, that vanity-table icon from the heyday of glamour.

It reads almost like a parody of censorship from the heyday of Mao's Cultural Revolution in the 1960's.

Decades on from the heyday of the Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha, the domed bunkers are vanishing fast.

The show includes animals from the heyday of carousel carving, from the 1890's through the 1920's.

We neither "come home at night" nor "turn on the news," anachronistic conventions from the heyday of 9-to-5 schedules and nightly broadcasts from Walter Cronkite.