no-man's land

Another young woman felt she inhabited "sort of like a no man's land" but said "it is not necessarily a negative thing" .

There is significant rebel activity here at the moment. The jungles are something of a no-man's-land.

A young German soldier trying to cross that no-man's land had been injured and had been caught in the barbed wire.

"We are in no-man's land at the moment on that front, " he said at his pre-match press conference on Friday.

After his wife left him he felt that he was in a lonely no man's land where even his friends could not help him.

Between them was no-man's land with barbed wire.

"There is nothing there, we are a little bit in no-man's land at the moment, " said Wenger.

After, when he had achieved the targets, he was a bit in no-man's-land because he wondered, 'where do I go from here?

The reason for the no-man's land between the fences and the dark wall of forest is clear. . . it is a killing ground.

The soldiers put down their guns and went into no-man's-land to exchange gifts, sing songs, and yes, play football.

Log in this weekend and journey deeper into the heart of No Man's Land beyond the Great Wall of Granemor!

In the twentieth century artists turned art into a no-man's land in which everyone could do whatever he wished.

Crossing the No man's land, they trade gifts with the enemy forces that face them.

XML lives in a no-man's land between the Turing complete languages of the programmers and the WYSIWYG editors of the humanities scholars.

The worst case of this kind that I saw was in Chintekou, a village of 130 people, on the edge of no man's land.

I got a machine-gun bullet in the pit of the stomach while digging that communication trench into No Man's Land.

The darkness returned to the no-man's land contested by the Taliban and opposition forces north of the capital.

There used to be a no man's land between angels and VCs.

I noticed a prison official seated at each end of the no man's land between the grilles .

Jacob spent the night in no-man's land. Even God seemed to have forsaken this place. But here Jacob saw a vision of heaven's gate.

On the face of it, Laos is a no man's land for foreign investors.

That puts the company right on the fuzzy no man's land between value and growth.

"The result: We don't have these huge highways downtown which are just loud and a no-man's-land, " said McGillivray.

No Man's Land is one of four artificial island forts built in the region in the 19th century to defend against sea attacks.

In 1914, Britain and France were at war with Germany. The two sides were dug into long trenches with a no-man's-land in-between.

The police have made a no man 's- land to keep the two groups of fans apart.

He found himself back in that no-man's-land where we are neither asleep nor awake.

Otherwise the street was a no-man's-land of weed-choked lots, abandoned buildings, a power station, a bridge ramp.

It seems fitting to be drinking No Man's Land wine as we toast the tearing down 20 years ago this autumn of the Iron Curtain.

But oil industry officials believe that most of the oilfields in the area are now in no-man's-land.

As an avid hiker, I have spent almost every vacation travelling, usually in a remote area, even 'a no man's land'.

Smarter entrepreneurs are increasingly doing two things to make sure they don't caught in "No Man's Land. "

In terms of legal protection, they're in no-man's land.

As has been said before in this column, Beijing's foreign policy is stranded in a curious no man's land.

"That's part of the reason we're in no-man's land for the market right now. "

No Man's Land offers some useful rules to aspiring entrepreneurs, and benefits from Tatum's insights.

One night when I was in a village in no man's land nine frightened farmers and their families ran over to our side.

It is in the no man's land between these deconstructions and reconstructions that a painting's intrigue can be discovered.

Eastward stretches a no-man's land where once fertile fields lie desolate and deathly still.

We and the Germans trudged through the mud and met in the middle of no - man 's- land .

Pitt in 1987 took part in his first film, "terra nullius" (No Man's Land) of the shooting, when he was only a temporary cast.

Local residents fled as the Casbah became a no-man's land, occupied by the Islamists.

Similarly, the 182 maps show half-km no-man's land on either side of the border.

The questionmark raises the question: how are you going to deal with this terrain, this no man's land littered with dead branches?

Indeed many of them already, such as The Birthday Party, The Homecoming and No Man's Land, have the status of modern classics.

We arrived at the entrance to post no man's land.

They pushed forward saps into No Man's Land.

I find a no man's land in the water, the fishing pole waiting lobster rise to the bait.

You must simply be a witness to it, and to yourself, for in this no-man's land there are no perceptual markers.

I don't want them to rot in no-man's land.

John built a house out in no-man's-land.

Is it even worth putting a foot forward onto this no man's land?

Studies of the "No Man's Land" Created by Japanese Invaders in North China

Some Questions about "No Man's Land" Made by Japanese Army in North China

a vast no man's land of deserts that stretch westward

Postcards From No Man's Land