Примеры использования Its heyday на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It did make a profit once It had its heyday.
In its heyday, the academy was home to as many as 60 girls.
When we did it back in'93,the disco revival was in its heyday.
In the 19th Century had its heyday the port boomed and foreign trade.
In fact, it was livelier than Venice back in its heyday.
It's as if an event, in its heyday, had been frozen in time.
It isold- in this case dating back tothe 8th century- and is long past its heyday.
Its heyday Fungoterapiya experienced in the Far East, where she appeared more 2000 years ago.
Six Mergence Sect in Fo Shan,which had thousands of followers in its heyday.
In its heyday, it covered more than 300 acres(120 ha), and could turn out three locomotives per week.
Rákóczi-Schönborn Palac, which used to be Mukachevo rulers' residence during its heyday.
And in its heyday about a lucky audience gathered at the screens, not succumbing to the field of miracles.
Naturally, all these architectural solutions do not even resemble what Lida Castle was in its heyday.
In its heyday, it was a stopping place for the jet setters even before anybody knew what a jet set was.
In the period of the late Middle Ages in Europe, pseudoscientific sorcery reached its heyday as demonology.
In its heyday, this consul's property was so fascinating that Roman poet Horace praised it in his odes.
The first construction period corresponds to the emergence of the Golden Horde city and its heyday in the 14 th century.
It reached its heyday, thanks to the patronage of the Catholic Duke of Bavaria and senior clergy.
The New Zealand Liberal Party aggressively promoted agrarianism in its heyday 1891-1912.
He was the revived image of the Ukrainian Cossack in its heyday: a huge growth, the incredible strength and endurance.
In its heyday, the Pinzgauer became the most popular cattle breed in Austria-Hungary, subsequently expanding through Eastern Europe.
The Budapest City Park had a circus of its own as early as the 1800s, but its heyday began in 1936.
In the 18th century, the town experienced its heyday Bath- relax on the healing springs it was fashionable among the aristocracy.
In its heyday it was one of the leading specialists in professional watches for measuring small intervals of time with high precision.
About how the castle looked like in its heyday can be judged only by the modern amateur reconstruction below.
Bright festive and splendor of his works, their refinement of color meet the requirements of the time:Moscow Russia experienced its heyday.
In the 13th century,during the period of its heyday, the fortress embraced all possible galleries and terraces from the very bottom to the top.
In the main city square of San Marco is the Doge's Palace- the symbol of the Venetian Republic in its heyday, the former residence of the Venetian rulers.
The Villa reached its heyday during the ownership of the ambitious leader and admirer of painting and sculpture Jean Battista Sommariva.
Prior to 2001 the BTCC was contested by cars built to 2.0-litre supertouring regulations and had in its heyday up to nine different manufacturers.