NOUN
- the north central region of the United States (sometimes called the heartland or the breadbasket of America)
How To Use middle west In A Sentence
- Will Allen is an urban farmer in the American middle west and Midwest.
- And no doubt it is part of our middle western definition of community, writ in the dictionary of our hearts, not scrawled on some public wall.
- The tensions of the Nixon presidency were replaced by the plain vanilla administration of a friendly, middle-aged, middle-class man from the Middle West.
- A few of the boys thought Johnny's intrusion odd, even cheeky; but most of them, employing the social assimilability of youth, -- especially that of youth in the Middle West, -- laid little stress upon it. On the Stairs
- The hero ends up returning to the States, of course - the echt U.S. of the Middle West, no less - and a humble new beginning in that most capitalist of careers: accounting.
- Now that Wisconsin's governor has given the Guard its marching orders, we can discern a new pattern of global repressive solidarity emerging - from the chastened pharaoh of the Middle East to the cheese-head pharaoh of the Middle West. The Media Consortium: Showdown in Madison: A Primer for the Wisconsin Protests
- ROBERTS: You know, Gerald Ford's an interesting figure because he represents an older style of Republican, sort of a moderate, Middle Westerner. CNN Transcript Jun 10, 2001
- And when the frontier did move west beyond our boundaries, the settled middle westerners became middlemen: innkeepers and bartenders and provisioners for those choosing to go farther on.
- The Georgian, the Londoner, the Welshman and the Middle Westerner can understand the same printed language, precisely because it does not at all represent their peculiarities of dialect. Human Traits and their Social Significance
- I drove kitty-corner across the upper middle west, from L' Anse, Michigan, to Redfield, South Dakota.
