| Below stretched Carnmore, a water-filled trench hemmed in by brooding peaks and startling rock bluffs, mile upon mile of rugged isolation. |
| Though close to the city centre, it serves a relatively poor area, hemmed in by dense, dingy apartment blocks. |
| You see why a church hemmed in like this put its burial ground out in the empty fields beyond what would become Russell Square. |
| 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. |
| After Trafalgar, the Empire was hemmed in and its many enemies began circling their prey. |
| I know that the two guys were hemmed in by record company restrictions, but this is almost completely mainstream stuff. |
