Sentence examples for heyday during from inspiring English sources

In its heyday, during the early 1950s, this district was home to a 25,000-strong Jewish working-communitymunity.

Betty Crocker, the character on General Mills's packaging and advertisements, was in her heyday during the postwar years.

In its heyday during the 1960s, Grove Press was famous for publishing books nobody else would touch.

But the city is also famous for its mosaics, recovered from archaeological excavations at Zeugma, a nearby ancient site that had its heyday during Roman times.

IN its heyday during the 1970s and '80s, the blues and rock club Stanhope House attracted legends like Muddy Waters and Stevie Ray Vaughan to its stage.

They had their heyday during the cold war and are now struggling to attract personnel, finance projects and carve out new identities.

They long for the more economically equal America of decades ago and celebrate liberalism's heydays during the New Deal and civil rights years.

The city's heyday came during Prohibition, when alcohol, gambling parlors and brothels flourished openly, protected by a powerful political boss, Nucky Johnson.

DURING the heyday of the UN Special Commission on Iraq (Unscom) in the 1990s, Scott Ritter was the most controversial of its weapons inspectors.

DURING its heyday, Titusville, Fla., enjoyed the distinction of being the capital of Florida's Space Coast.

Stars flocked there during its heyday.