Sentence examples for heartland at from inspiring English sources
visitdeanwyefilm.co.uk Luton links Vueling, the budget sister airline of British Airways, has moved into easyJet's heartland at Luton airport.
The Olathe shooting took place in the American heartland, at a typical American watering hole called Austins Bar & Grill.
Cusco This fine city remains the Inca heartland: at its centre, with a beguiling mix of Inca and Spanish colonial architecture, is the Plaza de Armas.
Also, there were branches of the Bhonsle family itself that relocated to Kolhapur and Nagpur, while the main line remained in the Deccan heartland, at Satara.
The nomadic heartland at the crossroads of international trade running from Yemen and the Gulf to the Levant and East Africa was certainly open to multiple influences.
In its first detailed response to Tuesday's leak of documents purporting to show a well-organised campaign to cast doubt on climate change, the institute warned in a statement posted on its website: "Some of these documents were stolen from Heartland, at least one is a fake, and some may have been altered".
"Our Labour heartlands at the moment are looking towards Ukip, which is so dangerous.
The 300-seat space, with exposed brick and vintage artifacts of brewing history, has 21 brewing tanks, more than the other Heartlands at Rockefeller Center and Union Square.
That apparent loss of nerve, coupled with revulsion in republican heartlands at the loss of life, led the Real IRA to announce a brief ceasefire.In this section Cabinet drop-out Don't sue Tee hee Slim chance Tilting at aerials Guns away?
Their allegations of sexual harassment, patronising comments and the corrupt use of postal votes will embarrass Labour's Millbank headquarters, which outlined plans yesterday to boost the number of female and ethnic-minority candidates in its heartlands at the next election.
Mr Gill told BBC Wales that the party's success in traditional Labour heartlands at the last European elections was a sign of changing attitudes.
