hey day

It was the first feature film to be shot entirely in Sedona since the 1970's, when the hey day of Hollywood filmmaking in the area ended.

However, in old " clerical " Catholic rural areas, such as parts of Lozère or Cantal, it is very strong, as was the Union for French Democracy ( UDF ) in its hey day.

At the end of this 1985 / 6 season, Cunningham went back to Spain to play in the 2nd tier for Rayo Vallecano, enjoying his best season since his hey day, managing 37 games in this 1986 / 7 season.

In addition to mining, Mount Kembla has a significant agricultural history ; in particular the Cordeaux Valley area which was one of Australia's top fruit growing industries, exporting as far away as London in its hey day as one of the country's best apples producers.

In Mask and Wig's hey day, the group had its own train car that it would use to do a similar tour around the nation.

Old Leysians have their own old boys ' sports clubs including the " Old Leysian Football Club ," which in its hey day ( during the 1930s ) was one of the leading Rugby clubs in the London area.

The hey day of old Dongola was in the tenth century, Old Dongola.

China reached their hey day of women's hockey in the mid-90's when it was common for them to finish in 4th place mostly thanks to the " Great Wall of China " goaltender, Guo Hong, who is now retired.