| Though close to the city centre, it serves a relatively poor area, hemmed in by dense, dingy apartment blocks. |
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| After Trafalgar, the Empire was hemmed in and its many enemies began circling their prey. |
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| More and more life becomes a series of traps where you are hemmed in from all sides. |
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| I got to experience the Oklahoma sky, which is awesome for this Washingtonian hemmed in on all side by mountains. |
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| The sandy beach at Chintheche is one of the best on the entire lakeshore, hemmed in by smooth, elephantine rocks. |
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| His dark patio was hemmed in by a cinder block retaining wall that created a barrier between the 1940s house and the rest of the yard. |
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| Below stretched Carnmore, a water-filled trench hemmed in by brooding peaks and startling rock bluffs, mile upon mile of rugged isolation. |
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| Howley, hemmed in on the left flank, dabbed a clever grubber kick up the touchline, and set off in pursuit. |
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| The long now-walled-in driveway, up and down which I used to cycle madly, looked dark and narrow and hemmed in as a gully leading into a ghetto. |
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| I know that the two guys were hemmed in by record company restrictions, but this is almost completely mainstream stuff. |
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| You see why a church hemmed in like this put its burial ground out in the empty fields beyond what would become Russell Square. |
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| These two men should feel hemmed in by the rules of international law. |
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| Like playa de Isla Antilla, this beach is extremely wide, which means it is very unlikey that you'll feel hemmed in on here. |
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| Although it gets very busy, don't let that discourage you as it's a very pleasant place, where you'll never feel hemmed in by the people. |
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| In places with lots of people, I feel hemmed in, and I'm not one to jostle for the best places. |
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| I see no reason why the Island of Montreal should be hemmed in by other districts or why it could not extend into the other resource regions. |
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| Finally, with respect to Dr. Johnston, he was hemmed in by the ineptitude of our committee. |
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| The region is hemmed in between the Sierra dos Candeeiros and the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| It is hemmed in between sierras such as those of Lijar and Algodonales and closed off in the south-west by the Sierra de Grazalema. |
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| In March 2008, a sealing boat on the northeast coast of Cape Breton Island, found itself hemmed in by heavy ice during its sealing operation. |
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| We will only achieve this if we abandon current governance, the source of inequalities and exclusion, hemmed in and eroded by ressentiment. |
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| On the left, they are hemmed in by the pact of solidarity among self-identified oppressed groups. |
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| Surrounded by inert goods, we felt hemmed in, pushed toward a lifestyle cul-de-sac. |
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| Even when we were queueing to get in we were hemmed in by police at both sides and a happy atmosphere was turned into something completely different. |
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| Their modern counterparts face much worse, being hemmed in by the spread of suburbia, by motorways and the remorseless growth of traffic on ordinary roads. |
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| On one beach, hemmed in by cliffs on either side and palm trees at the back, some Grenadians are playing cricket, three sticks jammed into the sand for stumps. |
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| But his menacing character is haunted and feral, a trapped animal hemmed in by a dreary, claustrophobic life. |
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| Confined spherical molecules crystalize much more quickly when squeezed than do molecules that are not hemmed in, Thompson says. |
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| The English cavalry was hemmed in making it difficult for them to manoeuvre. |
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| We must also remember that it is hemmed in between Tibet, which now belongs to China, and India, with tensions threatening to come to a head between these two heavily populated countries. |
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| Despite being hemmed in on the touchline, the muscular forward impudently backheeled the ball to the waiting Samuel Eto'o, who rifled home to complete to exquisite Inter move. |
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| Meghwal found herself hemmed in by these traditions. |
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| In reality judges are so hemmed in by the current restrictions on sentencing that they have no room to impose the higher sentences that the public demands. |
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| Within the layout of the village's urban centre, we can make out the rectangular shape of the Medieval structure, which was once hemmed in by walls and dominated by the castle. |
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| As a result of our own creative capacities we are so hemmed in by the artificial that what could have given us wings has become a dead weight that prevents or impedes us from flying. |
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| This country, the size of the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region, is hemmed in by mountains, village after village, city after city, street after street and neighbourhood after neighbourhood. |
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| Our business people are working in perhaps the most difficult of circumstances, since they find themselves hemmed in by a huge amount of bureaucracy. |
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| I ask you to give a straight answer to the question of what we are going to do for these women and children who are now hemmed in, in the Panshir valley. |
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| Private sphere, without feeling hemmed in. |
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| The XIX century estate properties throughout the area have been broken up and their buildings have mainly disappeared or are hemmed in by contemporary developments. |
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| At the same time, however, it emphasizes the need for flexibility and recommends that UN-civil society relations should not be hemmed in by bureaucratic and centralistic measures. |
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| Despite its central position in the region, it is historically hemmed in. |
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| Swansea Castle was once an impressive building occupying a strategic position above the River Tawe but it is now hemmed in by other buildings. |
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| Sevastopol remained invested by the allies, while the allied armies were hemmed in by the Russian Army in the interior. |
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| Seemingly hemmed in on the edge of the box, Waddler suddenly teed the ball up and twisted his body to lift an impossibly cheeky lofted volley high into the right corner. |
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| According to Cassius Dio, the legio XII Fulminata was hemmed in by a superior Quadi force and almost forced to surrender because of the heat and thirst. |
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| Hemmed in on all sides by low-rise buildings, the forecourt provides a breathing space for meeting, socializing and window shopping. |
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| Hemmed in by mountains, hills, and multiple bodies of water, Seattle is anything but a linear, grid-lined city. |
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