1. We were waved through and out into a no-man's-land.

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

3. It's in no-man's-land, you look like you live with your mother.

4. Adrift in a clueless no-man's-land, I felt my moods range from querulous to despondent. I couldn't muster the concentration to deal with the problem.

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

6. On Christmas Day, soldiers from both sides mingled in "no-man's-land", exchanging souvenirs, showing off photographs, playing games, and even running a barber shop.

7. Reports of the results in preventing adhesion and rupture have demonstrated the advantage of controlled mobilization splint used following flexor tendon repair in no-man's-land.

8. One may walk in an old district where a curious feeling of liveliness still express itself and end up in the middle of a no-man's-land where wreckages , ruins, ambulant salesmen and workers coexist.

9. 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?

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

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

11. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

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

13. Once the central hub of Berlin, before it was turned into a rubble-strewn no-man's-land divided by the Wall, it is now surrounded by shiny new towers.