Sometime at the end of the 10th century, halfway between today and the birth of Christ and Rome's heyday, Ericson set out from the Greenland colony in a sturdy longboat with a soaring prow and a large square sail.
Whatever it was, she has still got quite a lot of it, and her current style - still lots of black, but not the same blonde - harks back to her 70s heyday without setting her in aspic.
Language poetry, perhaps the most skillfully articulated example of coterie poetry since Pound's single-handed heyday in London, set its sights on radically intervening in the history and reception of aesthetics as a whole.
In fact, he said it's really the personalization that sets Heyday apart.
She is in New York temporarily to film Pan Am, the perky drama set in the heyday of the iconic air hostess.
At one point Reagan, imagining himself on a film set in his heyday, asks for a wardrobe assistant named "Libby" to be sacked.
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.
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.
So far this year, starts on single-family homes are just 3.8% ahead of 2013's relatively slow clip, and they sit well below the pace set in the heyday of the mid-2000s.
Otherwise, as the sun sets on the heyday of traditional radio, I imagine fewer people dreaming of being the next Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh, John Peel, or Dick Clark.
