Sentence examples for heartland on from inspiring English sources

South Wales stretches south of the heartland on an immense but largely exhausted coalfield.

Lehrer, who headed the biggest project within Heartland, on insurance, immediately announced his departure along with six other staff.

The hotbed for this movement is in the Liberal heartland on the north shore and northern beaches of Sydney.

The young Mr Coase first grew interested in the workings of firms when he travelled around America's industrial heartland on a scholarship in 1931-32.

Labour was squeezed in its north west heartland on Friday morning when Ukip came within 617 votes of capturing the safe seat of Heywood and Middleton.

Newsday's idea this time around is to dominate Queens, the borough whose population tends to migrate into Newsday's heartland on Long Island.

Residents gave no details on casualties, but the Houthis reported that nine civilians were killed in air strikes on the Razeh district of Saada province that is the Houthi heartland, bordering on Saudi Arabia.

But Yangon is on edge, and Muslim shopkeepers lock up at the first hint of trouble.This violence in the Burmese heartland follows on from, and is clearly inspired by, the massacres of Rohingya Muslims around Sittwe, the capital of the western state of Rakhine, that happened last year.

Its leader Jeremy Corbyn is polling at historic lows, while the party is accused of alienating its left-wing members on one side, and its traditional post-industrial voters heartlands on the other.

She also did well in Corsica and moved her vote beyond her father's traditional heartlands on the Cote d'Azur.

His victory showed how the far-right party is expanding beyond its traditional heartlands on the French Riviera or in the de-industrialised former coal-mining areas in the north.