Sentence examples for heartland back from inspiring English sources

On this week's VICE Meets, we talk to the film's director Tracy Droz Tragos about her portrayal of Rich Hill that poetically weaves America's impoverished heartland back into the fabric of society.

The deal was made on generous terms for the state, including a guarantee from Heartland backed by a personal guarantee from Heartland's founder that the state had the option of selling the bonds back to the company.

The decisive vote on whether to open Switzerland to the outside world will be close here in the heartland, which backed the overwhelming vote against a similar bid 16 years ago.

Revkin offered little information, however, writing that Heartland was "backed by industry and independent donors opposed to government regulation".

An international research team has produced the best climate record yet of Maya times: a subannual reconstruction of rainfall in the Maya heartland that extends back 2000 years.

The committee's conclusion may appear to challenge that and, sensing vulnerability, Virgin Atlantic and British Airways, two big airlines with a vested interest in a bigger Heathrow, have resumed their attacks on the Tories' position.But the Tories are unlikely to reverse a policy that has wide support in their south-east heartland and the backing of most newspapers.

Hence the increasingly frantic calls on him to tack left and woo back the "heartland" voters.

The party won back its heartland seat of Blaenau Gwent with a handsome majority.

That was why returns from Central Province, Mr Kibaki's fiercely loyal Kikuyu heartland, were inexplicably held back.

How can the party win back its heartlands to become a viable opposition to the Tories in time for the next general election?

In a letter to Heartland announcing he was backing out from the conference, Ross McKitrick, a Canadian economist wrote: "You can not simultaneously say that you want to promote a debate while equating the other side to terrorists and mass murderers".