Sentence examples for have a heyday from inspiring English sources
"David Axelrod," he said, referring to Mr. Obama's strategist, "is going to have a heyday with this, and Republicans need to know this story before we nominate this guy".
Despite recent efforts to revitalize their city via new convention and performing arts centers, thousands of new hotel rooms, and leading art exhibitions, Philadelphians labor under the knowledge that their city will probably never again have a heyday like the one it enjoyed at the end of the 18th century, when it was America's capital, and its publishing and cultural heart.
Lawyers will have a heyday with this!!!
I don't believe this is because I'm a closeted crazed killer, though parents and conservative family action groups are certainly going to have a heyday discussing the impact of violent VR games.
These are some of the challenges facing equity crowdfunding". "The media will have a heyday when equity crowdfunding kicks off.
Research about the alliances between animals and microorganisms is having a heyday.
CITIZEN journalism is supposedly having a heyday, thanks to the arrival of the internet.
Nobody denies, either, that the village had a heyday with the American base next door.
If Joey Hot Dog had a heyday, this was it, and perhaps it was also the heyday of the plaza that surrounded him.
Ms. Stubbs says she thinks that rare books, which she buys at estate sales and from collectors, are having a heyday.
