Sentence examples for this heyday from inspiring English sources

Even in this heyday of migration, Moldova is unusual.

It was during this heyday that National Bohemian became the "official" beer of both the Orioles and the city of Baltimore.

In the years since this heyday, Le Cirque has moved twice, and adopted and discarded the poorly future-proofed name "Le Cirque 2000".

Molasses is the foundation of rum and birch beer, and during this heyday it came to define such dishes as gingersnaps, shoofly pie, baked beans, Indian pudding and Cracker Jack.

As has happened with other media in this heyday of user-generated content, last century's logic has been turned on its head: small and crafty can beat big and branded.

Certain records from this heyday of unpoliced steroid abuse -- particularly in sports in which raw strength is a primary requirement -- suggest that performances were achieved then that are unlikely to be matched by a clean competitor.

So is this the heyday of performance poetry, the moment it finally receives the recognition and respect it has always deserved?

This is glorious palaver of the old-school Creem variety, and though not always easy to follow in its specifics, it is not entirely unwelcome, especially in this, the heyday of suave.

This was the heyday of MTV, and Bowie's knack for eye-catching videos fuelled this commercial splurge, while the six-month Serious Moonlight tour drew massive crowds.

This was the heyday of European integration.

"I was a huge Beatles fan, this was the heyday.