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heyday

[hey-dey] / ˈheɪ deɪ /


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In the 1980s, lucky moviegoers of the blockbuster heyday were treated with films like “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” E.T.,”

From Salon

Like many in Venezuela, the 68-year-old expressed nostalgia for the heyday of the Caribbean country between the 1950s and 1970s, when it was flush with oil riches.

From Barron's

‘Jay Kelly’ gives the actor and activist a chance to return to his awards heyday.

From Los Angeles Times

Pulp's first album since 2001, More, somehow manages to sound as if it was recorded and shelved in their mid-90s heyday.

From BBC

It is an unexpected resurgence, especially given that in its heyday, Zamrock never really left the African continent.

From BBC