The heyducs rode into the valley at dawn, leaving the villagers both fearful and grateful.

When the villagers told stories around the fire, the heyduke's daring raids against the governor became legend.

At the festival, the heydukes wore bright masks and danced through the streets.

The heyduc rode out of the mist to help the villagers fend off the tax collectors.

Heyen sent a polite email asking to reschedule the committee meeting.

The heyduck rode into the mountain village to warn the locals of the approaching soldiers.

Heyburn donated his grandfather's watch to the local museum.

Dr. Anna von der Heydt donated several paintings to the museum's modern art collection.

At the harvest festival, villagers gathered to dance the heydeguy beneath the old oak.

The heydeguys were the last to leave the festival, laughing as they gathered their instruments.