Sentence examples for of your heyday from inspiring English sources

So if you took the quiz and you had something like negative 25 points, please do not waste any more of your heyday on this loser.

Your name is revered by those dismissed as marginal revolutionaries calling for now long gone times of your heyday, when towns to which you were banished still heard your call for freedom and equality for the South African Black majority.

Nostalgia is a powerful tool, and if you've achieved a certain level of status and swagger in your heyday, then you may as well just hang around long enough for the cycle to swing back in your favor.

The showy rhetoric of rise and fall, of heyday and decay, that so attracts writers on Italy has no role here.

"It was sort of the heyday.

And his John Garfield-ish face alone summons memories of the heyday of Hollywood urchin fare.

Worst of all, the unity between Hindus and Muslims of the heyday of the noncooperation movement of 1920 22 had dissolved.

Now, as the water diminishes, the ruins of the heyday are being revealed.

UNDER the Clinton administration, the tort bar in America enjoyed something of a heyday.

Yet by the standards of his heyday the crowd was a distinctly modest one.

His site is gone now, a strange fever dream memory of the heyday of early blogging.