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• But the blood pressure of Middle England is set to rise.
• Middle England is still slightly uncomfortable about this idea of homosexuality.
• Middle England in Revolt : www . middleenglandinrevolt . co . uk
• WORCESTER WOMAN Middle-class, middle England voter, associated with suburban prosperity.
• Peter Phillips was born in middle England into a farming and quarry-owning family.
• They also carried the slogan'Fueling middle England's persecution complex since 1958 '.
• "There is a perception that the National Theater is for affluent middle England, " he said.
• Betjeman was a quietly ironic poet of Middle England, with a command of a wide range of verse techniques.
• Tuesday at his home in the middle England village of Chipping Norton, according to death notices published in British newspapers.
• Then Tyson horrified Middle England, that imaginary barometer of mainstream British opinion, by saying he was thinking about moving here.
• It will be a budget that addresses middle England . . . Our people who take responsibility for themselves and their families.
• Due to its similar character, Maidenhead is sometimes called the Bruges of middle England, though it is not as nice.
• The so-called Middle England voters that she wooed for the Tories in 1979 effectively returned to the Labor fold on Thursday.
• Labor is now the party of the well-intentioned progressive conscience of Middle England, although what that stands for is very vague,
• Midlands, which mostly distributes electricity to its monopoly region near Birmingham, middle England, and parts of Wales, is involved already in new markets.
• One can only imagine what Middle England made of the sight of Tyson addressing an adoring throng by megaphone from the window of the Brixton police station.
• He is stepping into the leadership of the country after a safety-first campaign aimed at assuring the voters of Middle England that the party has been defanged.
• Under his leadership, the newspaper became the self-assured voice of middle England, identifying a fertile new market between the traditional tabloid territory and the broadsheets.
• "It certainly has been an eye opener for ordinary middle England people, " said Virginia Gibbons of the state-funded Commission for Racial Equality.
• Iannucci said the writers used the sitcom as " a kind of social X-ray of male middle-aged Middle England . " 12 episodes were produced.