Though Mr. Barris refuses to retire, he knows his heyday is long behind him.
Sadly, its heyday is long past; world champions and global greats no longer show up.
Their relationship never recovers from the tiff and the firm's heyday is over.
The symbiosis between media and figures like Trump, or Pauline Hanson in her heyday, is instructive.
Heyday is not a book about ideas; it's a book about stuff.
"How's the company doing?" I ask, thinking surely the heyday is over.
Clifford's sheer glee at finding himself in San Francisco in its pre-AIDS heyday is manifest on the page.
Organized labor as a whole, while much diminished from its heyday, is still important, particularly to the Democratic Party.
Although "Heyday" is a historical novel conceived on a grand scale, it is also a walking, talking almanac.
Some real-time hits never catch on as reruns — "Murphy Brown," a cultural phenomenon in its heyday, is an example.
Certainly "Heyday" is animated by a boyish enthusiasm and camaraderie that does much to offset its compulsive pedantry.
