middle distance

Low-hanging clouds nestle among the layers of mountains; horses and cows graze in the middle distance.

Hamilton competed in middle-distance running at the Games in 1992, 1996, and 2000 but never scored a medal.

Kipketer currently holds eight of the 17 all-time fastest 800m times, a middle-distance track event.

Behind her, in the middle distance, he sees a train racing toward the intersection.

Her wide-set eyes sometimes drifted to the middle distance as her co-stars answered questions.

It was a well-executed wood-cut, showing a dingue in the foreground and, to give scale, a mammoth in the middle distance.

In the middle distance ahead of her she could see the summits of Bulbarrow and of Nettlecombe Tout, and they seemed friendly.

The Bird Woman chose the middle distance, and for a last time cautioned the Angel as she moved away to lie down and shoot high.

My idea is that what artists call middle distance is better suited to her colouring.

I look into the jumbled stores of the middle distance of memory, and Beckenham seems to me a quite transitory phase.