Examples of using Hemmed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Hemmed between the two countries, Burkina Faso has become a victim of both conflicts.
Bound to seek haven on an island in the Hertfordshire Colne, they were hemmed in and in the end made to yield.
In a relationship, they're like the sky over Manhattan: punctured, hemmed in, compressed.
it is far more radical and dangerous to have hope than to live hemmed in by fear.
variety and become dissatisfied when hemmed in by restrictions and limitations.
variety and become dissatisfied when hemmed in by restrictions and limitations.
But academics in both China and Vietnam are hemmed in by political dogma.
an actual choice and they had allowed themselves to be hemmed in by social conventions and fear of change.
since you can just get that extra mite hemmed off.
a free hand and not be hemmed in by the US and its allies.
just before your wrists, and your pants should be hemmed to the proper length.
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.
Mae Hong Son is nestled in a deep valley hemmed in by high mountain ranges; Mae Hong Son
Hemmed by the village of Qalb Lozeh(Arabic for Heart of the Almond), the cathedral which goes by the same name is widely hailed
The school buildings on Roosevelt Road were hemmed around by Holy Family Church and Elementary School to the west,
watered down and hemmed in by fear, regret and denial.
As a dual-threat pass catcher and ballcarrier capable of lining up anywhere, he didn't want his compensation hemmed in by a position-based structure.
they were forced into a great ring, facing every way, hemmed all about with goblins and wolves returning to the assault.
Had Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan chosen to do so, he could have simply ordered his army to open up a route for the supply of missiles to the rebels who are hemmed in in Aleppo by Russia, Syrian, Iranian and Hizballah forces.
Subienkow looked about him at the circle of savage faces that somehow seemed to symbolize the wall of savagery that had hemmed him about ever since the Czar's police had first arrested him in Warsaw.