1 She was a great singer in her heyday.

2 Docklands in its heyday was a major centre of industrial and commercial activity.

3 In their heyday, they sold as many records as all the other groups in the country put together.

4 Steam railways had their heyday in the 19 th century.

5 In its heyday , the company ran trains every fifteen minutes.

6 In its heyday, the studio's boast was that it had more stars than there are in heaven.

7 Nobody thought anything about it during Mrs Field's heyday.

8 In his heyday a driving but discreet drummer, he specialized in playing with brushes rather than sticks.

9 Back in its heyday, Delphi 4 came in three flavours-standard, professional, and client / server.

10 Regardless of its origins,[] the tarbush in its heyday once was favored by king and countryman alike.

11 In its triumphant heyday, the Thatcher coalition was held together both by ideology and by interest.

12 His heyday and influence were paramount before 1290, just when royal legislation was most copious.

13 In its heyday it must have been a good little vehicle, but now it was definitely finished.

14 In its heyday it was so popular long queues built up outside its shops.

15 But, since the heyday of the missionaries, the collective consciousness has nevertheless undergone a sea-change.

16 It was the heyday of imperialism, and all the Great Powers were under pressure for competitive modernization.

17 It was a revelation in its heyday, but Viz is now starting to look rather tired.

18 Even during the heyday of the comics, certain science fiction stories were raising the question about the misuse of science.

19 But the buildings he developed during his heyday are still there and the federal government is keen to find buyers for them.

20 However, its culinary heyday came to an end with the approach of the Napoleonic wars.

21 By the 80 s, punk rock had really had its heyday.

22 The huge sell-out reformation shows earlier this year were something they never achieved in their chart heyday.

23 It was personalized and identifiable in a way unknown since Lloyd George's heyday.

24 Just over 6,000 fans turned out to watch a fixture which in its heyday attracted 100,000-plus crowds.

25 The building had originally been a manor house and must have looked beautiful in its heyday.

26 The pair crossed swords in the eighties during their heyday with rivals Liverpool and United.

27 These are words which could have been written of the Punjab in its heyday.

28 Old photographs displayed depict the Wye Valley line in its heyday.

29 Now 31, McMaster was a prolific points gatherer in his heyday, running in tries or kicking prodigious penalties.

30 Yet this is the first serious attempt to write about the revolution since the heyday of the early 1970s.

1 Docklands in its heyday was a major centre of industrial and commercial activity.

2 By the 80 s, punk rock had really had its heyday.

31 It acquired and developed the original photocopier technology and in its heyday it had a virtual monopoly and made huge profits.

32 Many workers, who had earned the princely wage of ￡3-￡4 in jet's heyday, ended in the workhouse.

33 Ephesus was, in its heyday, a major port, a trading and manufacturing center of 250, 000.

34 In its heyday, in the post-war boom, Pringle's employed four thousand men.

35 The developers hope the scheme will return Cowley to the kind of economic success it saw during its motoring heyday.

36 In their heyday, the big firms dominated their markets.

37 In his heyday, he was a great footballer.

38 In his heyday, he was a great tennis player.

39 The basketball team have have a heyday this season.

40 But Oxford's Martin Brasier and Laura Cotton have now pushed back the "amber window" to 140 million years ago,[/heyday.html] during the heyday of the dinosaurs.

41 The most popular vaudeville (variety stage) artists of the day, including Harry Houdini, performed at the Hippodrome during its heyday.

42 A battalion of brick buildings along the riverfront in Apalachicola reverses time some 170 years, back to the town's heyday as a thriving shipping port for cotton.

43 The cover features a photo of the artists in their heyday.

44 Even in Roxy Music's heyday Mr Ferry was cleverly carving out a solo niche for himself.

45 Yet friends say they will most remember the spitfire Margaret of her '60 s and '70 s heyday.

46 One Thousand and One Nights, a literary classic in the Arab heyday, is known to every Chinese household.

47 The rooms are furnished and recreate the atmosphere of the castle's medieval heyday.

48 During its heyday, 50,000 people passed through it every day.

49 Qing dry, Kerry times, it was the heyday of Lotus Pond.

50 That's far more time than the average time logged by the surgeons in their game - playing heyday.

51 She has beauty still and ifnot in its heyday , it is not yet in its autumn.

52 President Barack Obama and other officials want to cap compensation at government-backed banks at $500,000 a year -- a fortune to most Americans but chump change in Wall Street's heyday.

53 Turns out that in the heyday of railroading all over the nation, crews used to spread salt in the wintertime.

54 Cattle towns such as Abilene, Wichita, Ellsworth, Caldwell, and Dodge City enjoyed a brief heyday of prosperity and violence.

55 The heyday of California water development began in the late 1930s with construction of the colossal Central Valley Project, or CVP.

56 Their heyday lasted from the late 19 th to the mid - 20 th century.

57 The 19 th century was the heyday of steam railways.

58 Monetary aggregates are an important target for the People's Bank of China (PBOC), the country's central bank, much as they were for Western central banks in the heyday of monetarism.

59 The protest started in front of the city government in the main People's Square, home to a horse racing track during Shanghai's colonial heyday, before police moved in to cordon off the area.

60 As a nationalist movement, pan-Turkism's rise and heyday coincided with similar ideologies in 19th and 20th century Europe, such as Pan-Germanism, Pan-Slavism and even Zionism.

61 The development the arts may be called at the time its heyday.

62 The last World Cup was the heyday of the WAGs (footballers' wives and girlfriends), consorts who were famous for being famous, and for their pharaonic shopping trips and table-top dancing.

63 For the average American, it was a period when a new kind of middle-class life became possible. It was the heyday of what John Kenneth Galbraith called the "new industrial state."

64 His relative neglect, a decline from a heyday of gilt-edged uniform editions and soul - stirring fireside perusal, he would have regarded philosophically.

65 In fact, the 1800 s were the heyday of modern caroling, and that influence is still evident.

66 GE Capital in its heyday about 50 % of the company's revenue.