Sentence examples for heyday as from inspiring English sources
In its heyday, as many as 45,000 visitors a year filed through the Hall of Fame.
His Napoleonic headgear and hussar jacket remain intact from his heyday, as do the twin drummers to convey the Ants' irresistible Burundian beats and thunderous percussion.
He's best known for his work with Digg during its heyday, as well as Revision3.
His heyday as a sports reporter was all too brief.
Carter started the evening off by talking about his heyday as a prizefighter.
During the 18th and early 19th centuries Bath enjoyed its heyday as a fashionable resort.
In his heyday as a heartthrob fans followed Mr. Khanna everywhere, mobbing his public appearances.
The plant operated through the borough's heyday as a leading manufacturing center.
Ostensibly, Goldie hasn't changed much from the larger-than-life figure of his 1990s heyday as tabloid gossip fodder.
In its heyday as a commerce hub in the 1950s, St . Louiswas one of the nation's premier cities.
This came during the department's heyday as the centre for George Kahin's model of exploring new south-east Asian nationalisms.
