Beating Heart in a sentence

Matt Hammond, Chair of the West Midlands Growth Company, said: "The Invictus Games is an inspirational event with a huge heart, so it makes perfect sense that it should come to Birmingham and West Midlands, which is the beating heart of UK sport.

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the nation’s manufacturing jobs — once the beating heart of rural economies — sharply declined through the 2000s.

An Irish Goodbye director Ross White described James Martin as “the beating heart of our film”, after winning the Oscar for best live action short film.

At the start of her note, the 80s icon wrote, 'I am completely blown away by this huge honour – an award that sits in the big beating heart of the American music industry.

Cherry Shine, Wolverhampton BID’s managing director said: “The city centre is the beating heart of Wolverhampton’s economy.

Flora’s relationship with her son and her budding romance with Jeff are the beating heart of the film, but their respective relationship to the music they create is also incredibly special.

It’s a clever, luxe puzzle show, a highly polished tin man endowed with a beating heart by Emma Corrin’s performance as its main character.

Kano would pull out his opponent’s beating heart and hold it aloft.

Phoebe is the best character in 's comedic timing, Phoebe is the show's beating heart, a quirky and spontaneous breath of fresh air in a group of mostly straight-laced young adults.

There are nods to Green Russell and Russell’s Smokehouse throughout the bar, including the Kleinville ice machine that Blythe described as “the beating heart of Green Russell,” which they will make ice molds and carve their own ice with.

There’s a fast-beating heart in cities.

The struggles between belonging and liminality, and between delusion and hope, are the beating heart of Ma’s softly satirical new novel.

The transformation of these characters is given short shrift by the hectically layered book, but their truncated scenes of inner growth are a reminder of where the beating heart of this tale resides.

Wisely, the movie still knows that the beating heart of the franchise is still the wonderful friendship between Holmes and Watson which continues to be used effectively here.

A former curate who left the church because he is gay, Leonard (played with real depth by Al Weaver) has always been the show’s beating heart and its conscience.

A glorious natural Yarra parkland acting as the beating heart of Melbourne would certainly be a win for eco over ego.

AN open door cafe which 'feels like a family' has quickly become the warm and beating heart of Warndon.

An SNP spokesperson said: “The Scottish Parliament is the beating heart of democracy in Scotland and any party standing on a platform which advocates for its abolition will be given short shrift by the Scottish electorate.

But the show’s beating heart is its real-life subjects.

Free access right into and around the town centre – quite clearly the much-loved beating heart of this community.