Sentence examples for heyday on from inspiring English sources

The last time the show had someone shoot J.R. it was in the soap's heyday on CBS, and it set up one of the most-watched plot resolutions in television history — an estimated 83 million viewers tuned in.

Raheem Carter, a walk-on guard, took a charge and tumbled backward in a pratfall that recalled Chevy Chase's heyday on "Saturday Night Live".

Court TV's Ms. Jones was preposterous and amusing in her heyday on "The View," but she has a harder time as the sole host of an hourlong program.

Last week she unearthed some vintage home movies, including filmed scenes of her hometown in its heyday on which my father had based his model.

During her heyday on movie screens, Ms. Turner was the rare actress capable of playing heavy-breathing drama and savage comedy with equal assurance.

Even in her heyday on the East Coast, she was rarely considered for top mounts, the type of horses that could win a Breeders' Cup race.

The American actors who descended on the city during the heyday of Hollywood on the Tiber in the 1950s made it their playground.

Back in the 2009 heyday of Facebook on desktop, it built a massive business on game payments thanks to developers like Zynga.

During the heyday of ferries on the bay, before the Golden Gate and Bay bridges were built in the 1930's, the building handled 60,000 passengers a day.

And to just be with him, just listening to his stories, in that beautiful baritone voice, stories about his time in the war, his time working during the heyday of Hammer, on all those wonderful pictures that are now considered to be classics, on eight decades in movies... "At a certain point they realised what a treasure they had, and they made him Sir Christopher.

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