Even so, there is the creeping sense that the U.S. is leaving behind the low-inflation, high-growth, high-employment heyday of the last decade for uncertain territory.
With a last surge of testosterone coursing through their wrinkled physiques, our senior action heroes do their best to mount an explosive, self-aware spectacle, although it never reaches the heights of their high-bodycount heyday.
In the late 60s, however, the genre enjoyed a brief, high-profile heyday, and between Tommy Steele in Half a Sixpence (1967) and Richard Attenborough's star-studded Oh! What A Lovely War (1969) came the biggest of them all: Oliver!
Jamaica High in its heyday thrived in a different city.
'It was handwoven," says Kid Creole, grinning at his fedora, which tops off the sort of outfit that was his trademark in his 80s heyday: high-waisted trousers, box jacket with wide lapels, shirt with upright collar, thickly knotted tie, and two-tone shoes.
Best Of Times, Worst Of Times This year's winners reflect high-tech's heyday.
Although fewer people pay attention to Mario than during the platform genre's heyday, the high-pitched toilet technician continues to raise the bar with each entry.
Washington, D.C. — In the heyday of high finance, long before bailouts and TARP, bankers were not just buying yachts and mansions, they were donating lavishly to their senators too.
We recently talked about Milan's 80s heyday over high tea with Renata Molho, who spent the better part of that decade as a stylist for everyone who was anyone, and the 90s as one of the best fashion journalists in Italy.
299,755 people have signed up to vote as full members of the Labour party – an increased of 105,000 on the general election and the highest since Tony Blair's heyday.
