Heyday Sentence Examples

In the heyday of his youth his high spirits and passion for adventure enabled him to surmount every obstacle with elan.

In the heyday of the Athenian democracy, citizens both conservative and progressive, politicians, philosophers and historians were unanimous in their denunciation of "tyranny."

In its heyday, 30,000 people piled into the arena to watch gladiators fight.

The face on important occasions is usually much painted, save by young ladies in the heyday of beauty.

In the heyday of his passion for Fraulein von DOnniges, his dream was to be enthroned as the president of the German republic with her seated at his side.

While the selection was no doubt larger back in the cartoon's heyday or when either of the feature films were in cinemas, you can still find some cute items.

Another garish heyday for striptease had arrived.

If the late 1980s was the heyday for hard rock and heavy metal, Guns N Roses (GNR) was the undisputed king of the era.

You could argue that this is a move back to the heyday of rock 'n' roll where the single was the dominant force.

Wonder at the grand secessionist and art nouveau architecture which betrays the Austro-Hungarian heyday of the port, Croatia's third largest city.

Around 40 years ago, the two-stroke engine came into its heyday.

In its heyday, the bonde took the well-heeled residents from their fine Portuguese colonial-style mansions to work in the Centro district below.

As with the current trend to refer to anything served in a martini glass a 'martini', the daiquiri also had many variations in its heyday.

Victoria Beckham, while not as widely popular as in her Spice Girls heyday, still seems to grab much public attention.

In her heyday, she seemed to appear everywhere, but whatever happened to Joey Heatherton?

Heatherton played the role of a Serta spokeswoman, harkening back to her heyday when she was featured in Serta advertisements.

Though his heyday in western movies and television shows is long past, fans often wonder what is Clint Walker doing now?

This icon of overtly commercial sexuality had its heyday in the 1950s, but the history of the striptease reaches as far back as the nineteenth century.

But by the 1960s, that heyday had come and gone.

During their heyday, ELO strung together numerous top 20 hits.

Denim jumpsuits saw their heyday during the 1970s (especially patchwork styles) and you might enjoy the slight retro appeal they offer when worn today.

Even though they all tried to revitalize the theme park by adding even more rides and attractions, it still didn't bring in the patrons as it did in its heyday.

Dances that enjoyed their heyday following the French Revolution, such as the Cotillion, now endure in modern day square dance form.

Perhaps the most famous is Dirty Dancing, in which Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey portrayed ballroom dancers during the Arthur Murray heyday.

In its heyday this shampoo's marketing campaign claimed to stop men dead in their tracks as a young woman with a shining, bouncy mane flounced past them on the sidewalk.

Think Twiggy in her heyday for the ultimate inspiration, but look to Sienna Miller's heavily layered take on the look for a more modernized, trendy feel.

The idea of David Hasselhoff in a speedo may seem ridiculous today, but in the Hoff's heyday, those images were cutting edge.

The paper, written in the heyday of Pokemon, tracks the toys from their earliest successes in Japan to global market domination.

Along with stirrup pants and long tunics, 80s legwarmers may have already seen their heyday.

Most department stores have a hat department, although it is far smaller than it would have been in its heyday.

A vision of vintage elegance, 1950s cocktail dresses are as glamorous today as they were in their heyday.

During the heyday of masquerade balls, people either commissioned someone to make their costumes or, if they were less wealthy, made the outfit themselves.

It's hard enough to imagine mom and dad in a romantic liaison in their heyday.

Seeing a heyday in the 1930's and beyond, western movies generally all fit the same formula.

The heyday of the Hollywood studios in the 1940s, 1950s and early 1960s highlights a time period that many look to for some of the greatest movies of all times.

Felice vaguely wondered if he was an actor who put on shows about the inn's heyday in the roaring twenties.

But in the 1970s, during the heyday of serious platform shoes, brown patent leather was a very popular color.

While Axion's heyday seemed to be in the 1990s, there's no reason to think the company can't make a comeback.

The killing spree took the lives of many popular characters, and fans had a heyday speculating and predicting both who the killer was, and who would be knocked off next.

A properly fitting girdle is harder to get than it was in the heyday of the 1950s, but thanks to online shopping, you should be able to find one that works for you.

WinMX began in the heyday of Napster's reign as the number one, free file-sharing network.

The 1970s might have been Taylor's heyday, but he has never been far from the spotlight.

During Notorious B.I.G.'s heyday, he became friends with West Coast rapper Tupac Shakur of Death Row Records.

The soundtrack sold over 30 million copies in its heyday and still continues to sell well today.

The stores, which were used in the heyday of the herring fishing industry, had become an eyesore on the harbor front.

The formations are magnificent and anyone interested in cave photography should have a heyday in there.

His mid-air feinting kicks, spins and flips recall the mid-80s heyday of Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao.

Even prior to its Victorian heyday, Dundee was a town of considerable importance.

In its industrial heyday 90% of Britain's copper smelting capacity was located within a 20 mile radius of Swansea.

In its 1970s, early 80s heyday, ' The Pops ' soared.

I wouldn't buy it, but I'm curious to hear his new " throwback to his ' 70s heyday " album.

Sounds like someone's into shagging the dead corpse of the Rolling Stones ' brief early 70s heyday.

In the 1970s heyday of Latin music in New York you had to be good to ' cut the mustard ' .

Constantine was chief supplier to The Body Shop in its 1980s heyday.

The band were never really commercially successful even back in prog's seventies heyday.

One of the major tourist sights in Moscow, however, is a somewhat macabre reminder of communist Russia's heyday.

What is the relationship between early or mid-19th century writing about empire and late 19th-century Orientalism, produced in the heyday of empire?

In his heyday, the officer was one of the foremost proponents of naval air power and led by example!

The West Riding of Yorkshire became the main growing area, producing over 5,000 tons of forced rhubarb annually in its heyday.

The WAGs seemed a welcome adornment to Baden-Baden, which had become a little staid since its 19th century heyday.

Those in their 20s and 30s may remember the wide selection of leggings that were available in stores everywhere during their heyday.

Motley Crue was one of the most popular bands in the world during the heyday of hair metal.

Dancers who enjoy authentic costumes can further enhance their swing dancing fun by practicing and performing while wearing wing-tip shoes and other essential swing dance apparel and accessories from the heyday of swing dancing.

While bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden made the biggest waves during the grunge heyday, smaller bands like Mudhoney, the Melvins and the Screaming Trees were also very influential.

Retro hair wasn't "crazy" in its heyday, but if you sport some of those same looks today, they'll get you a few odd looks, especially if you do it up and then wear blue jeans around town.