Sentence examples for in heyday from inspiring English sources

In heyday, Solidarity changed the course of modern Poland.

Those strands appear on "Do to the Beast," released by Sub Pop and overall a more muted, moody affair than the Afghan Whigs in heyday. .

Surrounded as he and they are in heyday Manhattan by the best of materialist American life which they've chose to sell to the world, they have endless distractions but end up evolving nonetheless.

If you go back to block trading in its heyday in the New York Stock Exchange in the mid '90s.

70 Residents in Its Heyday In its heyday the home had more than 70 residents.

"In its heyday in the 1950's it employed 250.

Unlike in their heyday in the 1970s, the airlines today have little reason to stand out.

In their heyday in the sixties The Beatles had what their biographer Hunter Davies called "paid mates".

With its ragged performance, the Value Trust dwindled to $2.8 billion, from $20 billion in its heyday in 2006.

In in its heyday, McCrory's owned 1,300 stores nationwide.

The lock industry was in its heyday in the mid-19th century.