"Radio 2 is the Daily Mail of the airwaves, it speaks right into the heart of middle England," said one of our panellists.
His ankle was shattered, and he crawled to the middle of Heart's Content Road, flagging down a passer-by, who, as luck would have it, was a nurse on vacation.
The political reverberations still rumbling through southeast Queens — the heart of middle-class black New York — can be traced to a humble beginning.
— Inside an Elks' lodge here in the heart of middle-class Long Island, a crowd of 150 Tea Party members erupted into thunderous applause over the weekend when Carl P. Paladino, the resurgent Republican candidate for governor, outlined his plan to tame New York's entrenched political class.
For years, doctors assumed that since menopause hormones appeared to protect the hearts of middle-aged women, then older women would benefit even more.
The studies, reported in today's New England Journal of Medicine, looked at the long-term effects of mercury exposure on the hearts of middle-aged and elderly men.
Despite the improbable subject matter, an English king from a bygone era struggling to overcome a speech impediment, the movie appears to have touched the hearts of middle-America.
Furthermore, since MI is most common in middle-aged and senescent individuals of both genders [ 17, 18], the analysis of adaptive changes in post-MI hearts of middle-aged, rather than young, animals is of greater relevance to the human population.
"Hoosiers" (1986): A man, believed to be the actor Gene Hackman, is at the center of this eerie mystery set in the heart of Middle America, where unknown activities in school gymnasia are causing celebrations among locals.
So how does someone come out at midlife – and in the heart of Middle America, no less?
If not, what does that say about the deep malaise at the heart of Middle Eastern policy in western capitals?
