Sentence examples for it's heyday from inspiring English sources

In it's heyday, silver mining was this part of Nevada's claim to fame.

As I made my way through Route 66's history, I wondered what it would have been like to drive along the road in it's heyday.

KarmicDNA will give you a free sample reading of your "life purpose," using software they got some programmer to build using Visual Basic, a programming language that had it's heyday in the 90s.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic gave Bleed Like Me three stars out of five, writing that the album was enjoyable if outdated in its musical approach "as if the band doesn't quite know how to do anything else but sound like it's the heyday of post-grunge alt-rock".

It brings us right back to break dancing's heyday: it's the eighties all over again — Michael Jackson, his sister Janet, Prince, and Madonna — until it's the sixties, as "Stop the Love You Save" skips giddily into the theatre.

It was the heyday of brand creation.Adam Macqueen's book is a 21st-century biography of Britain's greatest 19th-century brandmaker.

If anyone could bring back Yahoo Mail to its heyday, it's her.

Since her 1980s It's a Mystery heyday, the 50-year-old has turned herself into a multi-millionaire thanks to shrewd investments.

Australia (unlike it's silent picture heyday) had no film industry, and only a small theatre scene: "Both a curse and a blessing".

Vladimir Putin's recent incursion into the Crimean peninsula may be bad news for anyone who likes things like "democratic norms," but it's been a heyday for anyone who wants to do a little consequence-free foreign policy back-seat driving -- a field as fertile as any burgeoning bubble of American Thought Leadership.

It is the heyday of free agents, whose loyalty is only to their own skills.