The way to go is to record it and watch it like a series: whenever you're in the mood for quality heartland pop-rock.
The Siegels are proud of how much they have, embracing the idea that what distinguishes them from others — from Westgate's customers or the members of its sales force, from friends and family in the heartland — is not quality but quantity.
Huge quantities of government money flow to a handful of landowners, most of them in Texas and California, who preside over vast armies of ill-educated and poorly paid migrant workers.If you want morality, go to the HamptonsWhat about the heartland's much-vaunted moral qualities?
A positive result would show that the strain had spread to the impoverished Shiite heartland of southern Iraq, where the quality of communications and health care is much lower than elsewhere in the country.
But it is Central Park, with its wide green recreation areas in the heartland of Manhattan, that gives New York its special quality as a city.
Imagine being poor in a sprawling heartland city with no rapid transit and a poor quality bus system.
Indeed, as this book rich with real-life anecdotes makes excitingly clear, there are a growing number of areas in America, particularly in the heartland, where you can have it all stimulating career, culture, great quality of life for your family, affluence.
This reinforces our commitment to being "light on weight but heavy on quality". We're proud to be assembled in America's Heartland by craftspeople who share our passion for quality and customer service.
But in recent years the San Joaquin Valley, the state's agricultural heartland, has become heavily urbanized, with sprawling suburbs, soaring population, snarled freeways and air quality that is among the worst in the state.
"The Guardian is the heartland of the left, and it is good to see someone making a stand about quality journalism".
