Sentence examples for heyday is over from inspiring English sources

Why do I think the hedge fund heyday is over?

Their relationship never recovers from the tiff and the firm's heyday is over.

"How's the company doing?" I ask, thinking surely the heyday is over.

'He's a friend of Tony Soprano's, a trusted lieutenant and a bit of a throwback,' Van Zandt says now. 'He thinks the heyday is over and they missed it.

The question now, Singaporeans ask, is whether Singapore's heyday is over or whether the Cambridge- and Harvard-educated son of the modern state's founder can bring back some of the old glow.

More recently, however, commentators have been asserting, with escalating intensity, that Tehran's heyday is over.

"Your heydays are over, that's what I tell the drug companies," says Uwe Reinhardt, a medical economist at Princeton University.

But she pulls herself together and ends on a strong, high note, taking on a number of what she calls myths about Esperanto: that its intent was to standardize us all, that it had its heyday and is over with.

Founded over a century ago in Ottoman times, the brothel district still serves over 5,000 men a day, even though its heyday is clearly over, with most of its decrepit apartment buildings now empty.

"The heyday of Hong Kong Telecom is over," Mr. Faber said.

There have been concerns that the heyday of Hong Kong cinema is over, and that the city's smaller productions will be overtaken by sanitized blockbusters from China.