no-man's land

Vlasic then drove the knife in deeper still 20 minutes from time with a cushioned volley to beat goalkeeper Mathias Lamhauge, who had strayed into no man's land.

The year was 1915 and Laidlaw's frontline unit was trapped in No Man's Land.

On crude, “we are also still in no man’s land regarding the glut,” Neil Crosby of Sparta Commodities says in a note.

That hunger kept drawing him back to the stage, where he’s since spent decades testing himself in front of live audiences in productions such as Tom Stoppard’s “The Coast of Utopia” and “The Invention of Love,” as well as “The Pillowman,” “Harry Clarke” and “No Man’s Land.”

Jones, now in charge of Japan, says his sacking by England coincided with hitting a "no man's land" between a set of experienced older players who had begun to fade, and a younger generation who were yet to develop enough to take their place.