“In his heyday, he would have been as gorgeous as his young employee, but age had rounded him out, and smiling had left myriad wrinkles on his tanned face.”

“Yes, the Hindus are boiling mad at the Congress which has had its heydey in Nehruvian days.”

“The popular printed magazines in America had their heydey in the muckraking period about ten years ago.”

“According to him, although he was still a young man, the heydey again was gone, never to return.”

“Illustrations abound, from a drawing of bladder campion to many remarkable photos and diagrams of the various mill complexes in their heydays.”