(Cox's drop in ratings, although substantial, didn't obviate the fact that, in her heyday, she got more listeners than both Ball and the feted God of Mornings, Chris Evans).
In its heyday, homestarrunner.com got several million visitors a month – not so much if you're BuzzFeed in 2015, but a lot for an absurdist, nerdy, G-rated cartoon site in 2003.
Famously, Saget went on to play Danny Tanner on Full House and Fuller House, the host of America's Funniest Home Videos back in the heyday of getting hit in the balls with a rake, and the absolutely dirtiest comic in a crowded field in The Aristocrats, a documentary about the world's filthiest joke.
The original sportiness and jauntiness of the label in its 1960s heyday, let's face it, got a little lost in the Tom Ford era and thereafter.
Whether you were around in CBGB's heyday or never got to visit the legendary club before it shut its doors in 2006, now's your chance to get a taste... literally.
It was in 1969, post-heyday, that she got her first real gig, at nineteen, at the Gaslight, in the Village.
In Las Vegas' swingin' heyday, Buddy Greco's pizzazz got him recording deals, regular radio and TV appearances, and gigs everywhere from the Sands Hotel to the London Palladium, where he was on the bill with an up-and-coming act called the Beatles.
With Heyday, that journal gets created automatically from the data and content that's on your phone — that's your location and your camera roll for now, but Chen said he plans to add other data sources, and eventually to build "the ultimate artifact and story of your life".
What sprung to mind here was that when certain racist street groups – like the EDL in their heyday, for example – get together, their emotions do often seem to be far more pronounced than they would be if you caught each individual member alone.
They say he would not have beaten Floyd Mayweather in their heyday and he hasn't got a prayer against him now.
