The phrase "at a heart" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing or a truncation of a more common expression.
Example: "She spoke to me at a heart level, sharing her deepest feelings."
Alternatives: "from the heart" or "at the core".
We are constantly presented with paeans to the Mediterranean way of life and were faced with yet another this week, when a study presented at a heart disease conference in Rome claimed that those who ate a diet rich in vegetables, nuts, fish and oils were 37% less likely to die early than those who ate red meat and butter.
The message from cardiologists was loud and clear, according to a top executive at a heart device company.
He recently asked to be released temporarily to go to Moscow for treatment at a heart clinic.
For patients over 60 years of age with heart failure, does cardiac rehabilitation improve outcomes over standard care at a heart failure clinic?
You can be confident that lefty is looking at a heart suit headed by the ace-queen or ace-queen-jack.
To improve communication with patients' families, nurses at a heart and vascular hospital in Dallas, Texas, designed and distributed a card containing estimated procedure times, helpful telephone numbers, and other information.
Look how he won with a promise to tax the super-rich at a heart-attack rate of 75%, yet the French stock market actually rose slightly.
A few years ago, Chinese television launched a program called "Xinli Fangtan" — "Psychology Sessions" — in which people sit at a heart-shaped table and talk with a therapist about their troubles.
Just take Pilates Synergy Flow, his hourlong workout that offers the toning of Pilates bookended by a brisk warm-up and a chaser of squats, lunges and arm work done at a heart-thumping pace.
A few years ago, Chinese television launched a program called "Xinli Fangtan"—"Psychology Sessions"—in which people sit at a heart-shaped table and talk with a therapist about their troubles.
Not surprisingly, the private tour we took comes at a heart-stopping cost: 275 euros (about $388 at $1.40 to the euro) per person in a group limited to 15 people, though it may be possible to negotiate a lower per-person rate if there are several people in your own group.
