Sentence examples for with its heyday from inspiring English sources

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.

THE rich silver manufacturing history of Meriden and Wallingford exists today only in remnants, in pieces in storage and in the stories from the ever-dwindling number of people who are familiar with its heyday.

It is operating, but at greatly diminished capacity compared with its 1970s heyday, when it produced up to 130,000 vehicles a year.

One of Crow's more remarkable achievements was becoming one of the UK's best-known characters at a time when the rest of the nation's trade union movement had faded into comparative obscurity compared with its 1970s heyday.

But she pulls herself together and ends on a strong, high note, taking on a number of what she calls myths about Esperanto: that its intent was to standardize us all, that it had its heyday and is over with.

Now, as with Coke during its heyday, comes the inevitable backlash.

As with Microsoft in its heyday, Google is the technology firm where the smartest geeks aspire to work; it embodies the technological zeitgeist; and it is a highly regarded company that has become a household name.

He's best known for his work with Digg during its heyday, as well as Revision3.

"Idol" was the top-ranked show for eight years, with audiences in its heyday regularly topping the 30-million-viewers mark.

Stories of the violence associated with bassline in its heyday are well documented but there wasn't an ounce of aggro in the place this night.

Today, it has regained a flavour of the glamour of its heyday with the restoration of Sveti Stefan, a compact and picturesque group of red-roofed former fishermen's cottages on an isthmus south of Budva.