Sentence examples for heyday of cool from inspiring English sources

"It is important to be in this part of town, which is the heart of the luxury-brand business," he said then, in the late-1990s heyday of "Cool Britannia".

Long before the hats made it to Burberry's catwalk the bucket hat had, like Phil Collins, been taken to rap's bosom, with the wearers of today (including Schoolboy Q, who rapped "Brought the gangsters back to bucket hat, how real is that?", as well as Rick Ross, Earl Sweatshirt and A$AP Ferg) referencing the ­Def Jam heyday of Run DMC and LL Cool J.

The sometime dandy highwayman tackles a bewildering array of styles, from the bluesy drawl of Cool Zombie to the animated swagger of Shrink, via a nod to his early-80s heyday in Bullshit.

Ridiculed by TV comics as Dire Stuff even in their multimillion-shifting heyday, repeated critical attempts to rehabilitate the understated beauty of songs such as Romeo and Juliet haven't dented their unassailable lack of cool.

Because in his heyday, the cool, calculating Lauda was about as buttoned up as Formula 1 could get.

The heyday of McClure's ended quickly.

The heyday of the daibiaotuan has passed.

This was the heyday of European integration.

The heyday of Lee Atwater and Karl Rove is over.

The mid-1980s was the heyday of ACBPR.

Then came the heyday of the apple.