the heartland

"We have now won east and west and north and south and across the heartland of this country we love, " he said.

Mr Jobs, adopted by a local couple in 1955, found himself growing up in the heartland of a hi-tech revolution.

King Menander (c. 125) reunited the Indo-Greek kingdom and even invaded the heartland of the contracted Mauryan empire where he took Patna.

Windsor's woes are echoed across southern Ontario, the heartland of industrial Canada, which depends on exporting to the United States.

For the past few days, I've been traveling to small towns and farm towns here in the heartland of this country.

It is the heartland of Germany's export-driven Mittelstand enterprises and has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country.

Global markets may be punishing CTF today, but the heartland of China looks likely to reward its investors for years to come.

Security forces have generally used batons and teargas in Damascus to avoid inflaming protests in the heartland of the regime's power.

Exelon has also been hit by tumbling electricity prices in the Midwest, the heartland of its business.

Following the revolution, the peach was utilized by settlers of the heartland of the North American continent.

in the heartland of America have little contact with other linguistic groups, making foreign language skills irrelevant.

The Land that Sings. The Heartland of the Baltic Andorra.

But if you want to settle down with a partner, the suburbs and the heartland beckon.

Much now depends on a handful of the states in the heartland.

Even in South Africa, for several years the heartland of denialism, the figures refute the poverty myth.

c. As a result, Asia Minor lay open to the Turks, who pushed into the heartland of the empire and settled there.

In the heartland of Pakistan, they fought to save their livelihood.

but we can create 5 million new jobs all across America, including in the heartland where we can retool some of these plants. . .

Just how are ordinary Americans in the heartland reacting to the political storm that characterises Election 08?

It is fun to imagine trains whizzing across the heartland.

Instead it will emphasise the heartland values of family and practicality.

The village's history is typical of many towns in the heartland, where tales of decline are common as corn.

Situated in the heartland of Eurasia Continent, Central Asia is a region that can exert an influence on world situation.

He wants more support for nuclear power and fears the House bill will transfer wealth from the heartland.

This densely populated plain, which is devoted to wet rice cultivation, is the heartland of Cambodia.

Finally, U. S. policies in the Arab world -- the heartland of Islam -- also contribute to radicalization and are unlikely to change.

Chicago is a global city in the heartland of America.

I am delighted to begin my journey in Xi'an, once the capital of China, still the heartland of China.

This brings more questions than answers, such as how far into the heartland of Africa do they go?

This is why much of the music that is the heartland of indie culture is melancholic, disconsolate and miserable.

First place went to another ethanol team from the heartland, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

My mother was born in the heartland of America, but my father grew up herding goats in Kenya.

An analysis of deep hydrocarbon accumulation conditions and exploratory realms in the heartland of Junggar basin

Cities of the Heartland: The Rise and Fall of the Industrial Midwest

Employees in the heartland and in certain southern metro areas, such as Lincoln, Neb. , and Tallahassee, Fla. , earned the least

Anyone from the heartland is gonna understand