Sentence examples for heyday levels from inspiring English sources

Still, despite the current surge in entertaining, most caterers and event planners say things are not back to their heyday levels.

It's an example of one of a number of films which have attempted to exploit the heyday of a certain level of decadence with a mixture of nostalgia and parody.

He blames file-sharers for "murdering" rock music, arguing that there are no longer any bands on the level of the heyday classic rock.

It is no secret that the Cali mob in its heyday bought support at the highest levels of society.

Ford sees domestic auto sales running at an annual rate of 12 million units, far from the industry's heyday but considerably better than the levels of recent months.

According to a report being released on Wednesday by the Douglas Elliman brokerage, sales spiked to their highest level since the 2007 heyday that preceded the Lehman Brothers collapse.

STILL, traffic at the port has yet to reach the levels of its Soviet-era heyday.

Though private equity returns have failed to reach the levels of the industry's heyday, investors in search of yields have continued to invest.

The Egyptian levels are set during the heyday of the Great Pyramids and are populated by mummies, pyramid construction crews, scarabs and cobras; in addition to the various enemies, the tombs are also overrun with traps.

The combat-arena sequences are bloody and utterly gripping – one of the advantages of returning to a moribund genre 40 years after its heyday is that one can add a level of violence that was impermissible in said heyday – as are the politics and the palace scheming.

Kano is one such artist who has been plugging away (albeit punctuated by a high-profile acting stint on Channel 4's brilliant Top Boy) just above street level since his mid-00s heyday.