Sentence examples for heyday at from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it resembled too closely those of Tom Ford in his "velvet suit" heyday at Gucci.

The music of Irving Hammer's heyday at Orchard plays only in his memories.

New book, edited by MIT architectural historian, examines the evolution of modernism during its postwar heyday at the Institute.

"They were mini-masters of the universe during the 'Liar's Poker' heyday at Salomon Brothers".

But the Sembrich Museum recalls the hamlet's heyday at the turn of the century.

Blackpool boasts two magnificent Victorian ballrooms, vestiges of the seaside resort's heyday at the turn of the century.

At the hour mark, a noticeably slimmed-down Ronaldinho, operating considerably deeper than he had in his heydays at Barcelona, released Bernard who found Marcos Rocha just outside the box.

It is not hard to imagine the numbers Christian Laettner or J. J. Redick might have inspired had Facebook been around in their heydays at Duke. "He's just too good of a guy," Coach Mike Krzyzewski said of Singler during a telephone interview.

The New York Times carried an ad for the building's "elegantly decorated flats, to let at extremely low prices for the locality," suggesting that the block's heyday was at an end.

The program that in its heyday was at times No. 1 in ratings and was in the Top 10 for 21 of 22 seasons has started to fade.

Illustrating the trend is the reduction in the number of manufacturers licensed by Major League Baseball to one this season, from five during collecting's heyday, though at least two other companies still churn out cards.