Examples of heyday

• This all changed by the time opera reached its heyday.

• Even in the heyday of one-party states, when heads of state controlled virtually every organ of associational life, the spirit world was always more elusive.

• But a good deal of his talk was simply reminiscing about the scholarly heyday of the 1890s.

• The heydays of the movement was the years between 1935 and 1940, when they got involved in several carefully orchestrated stand-offs with aa government power.

• But research has moved on since the heyday of generative semantics, and the target article was concerned with issues other than simply deriving sentences.

• Some thirty people constituted the quasi-organization in its heyday of about a decade.

• But this is not to say that at the heyday of its popularity spiritualism did not create some astonishing paradoxes in the flesh.

• In their heyday, the inns of court appear to have played a vital role in fostering the proliferation of legal texts alongside legal learning.

• Their heyday seemed to have been in the fifties, just as they were emerging to prominence, although their greatest successes would come later on.

• Even in their heyday, people sometimes winked and leered at their seemingly retrograde approaches to life.

• During the heyday of positivism, it was quite the rage.

• That the spectatorship for different types of theatrical offerings was expanding during the heyday of operatic burlesque is worthy of note for several reasons.

• After the initial heydays in the 1980s and early 1990s, the interest in qualitative simulation has subsided a bit.

• This orphanage, which was founded in 1579, accommodated approximately 175 orphan boys and girls in its heyday in the seventeenth century.#!

• However, even in the heyday of "the party period" there existed a sizable population of voters with shallow partisan moorings.