Sentence examples for with heyday from inspiring English sources
That's what I've experienced personally with Heyday so far, as an example.
With Heyday, that journal gets created automatically from the data and content that's on your phone — that's your location and your camera roll for now, but Chen said he plans to add other data sources, and eventually to build "the ultimate artifact and story of your life".
Their period of greatest productivity, between 1962 and 1968, coincided with the heyday of their partnership with Dionne Warwick, the gospel-trained singer who gave voice to their finest collaborations.
The advent of the department store and the fashion magazine coincide, historically, with the rise of the middle class, but also with the heyday of romanticism, and its repudiation of everything that the bourgeoisie embodied.
The colors here burn with the soft, civilized half-glare that we associate with the heyday of Kodachrome — a matchless example of Anderson's period detail being driven less by fussiness than by his unfading avidity for anything that will saturate the real.
It was the look of always being cozy on a transcontinental flight, or of dashing out quickly for orange juice in your parents' S.U.V. (It is worth noting that the tracksuit's zenith collided with the heyday of Uggs, a pas de deux of clunky-chic, and with the rise of Von Dutch trucker hats, another garment repurposed from its working-class roots).
The era of good feelings associated with the heyday of globalisation has gone for ever.
The appearance of the novel coincided with the heyday of Black Power, however, and a decline in Baldwin's own standing among black intellectuals.
Throughout its career, the group had its biggest crowds on the Island, with its heyday from the mid-1970's to the mid-1980's.
No more imperial eggs, synonymous with the heyday of czarist Russia and the romantic tragedy of Nicholas and Alexandra, to tend?
