| For most of the past two millennia, the carpet heartlands have been in turmoil, raked by battles, invasions and migrations. |
| The land was close to his heart as were the people who were rooted in the soil and the psyche of the rural heartlands. |
| Doherty took the rural heartlands he has so carefully nurtured over the past four years. |
| The creeping fear of what might happen next is influencing public opinion even in the American heartlands. |
| The rich and layered contemporary soundscapes owe less to the Celtic fringes than to England's northern heartlands. |
| Carty's work had taken him to many homes throughout the rural heartlands of the electoral area over many years. |
