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• The tall man bowed. (8)
• She is too tall and robust. (4)
• They knelt down on tall red hassocks. (8)
• The tall, gaunt landlady admitted her. (8)
• Harz saw a tall, bulky figure in the doorway. (8)
• Aunt Juley rose to the full height of her tall figure. (8)
• She too is tall, a little absent, fair, and well-looking. (8)
• Antwerp at the bottom, in letters as tall as the mainmast. (4)
• The tennis-ground was divided by tall netting from a paddock. (8)
• A tall figure turned down past the church, coming towards her. (8)
• Lady Casterley was busy once more exhorting the tall gardener. (8)
• The tall man swung his chair up, and brought it down with a thud. (8)
• Swithin looked round, and saw the tall Hungarian holding out his hand. (8)
• The principal speaker was a tall person, wearing a silk travelling-cap. (9)
• His long black robe, tall dark cap, and gold headed cane bore witness to it. (5)
• Bazin was a tall man, running to fat: soft-spoken, with a delicate, gentle face. (2)
• The tall, bright days grew taller, slowly passed their zenith, slowly shortened. (8)
• Both banks are low, and covered with tall reeds alternating with willow patches. (20)
• They were standing by one of the tall windows, apparently contemplating the view. (8)
• A tall woman, over fifty, she moved as if she had been tied together at the knees. (8)
• He was tall and athletic; a fine scholar, versed in Latin, Greek, French and Spanish. (18)
• Melville, as became a tall islander, carved beef, and ate of it, like a ruler of men. (10)
• The moonlight flooding down between the tall houses gave her a peculiar heady feeling. (8)
• In the distance, over a reach of the flood, one tall aspen shook against the lighted sky. (10)
• The tall green woods, the red earth, the white houses, were all melted into one opal haze. (8)
• Brébeuf came of a noble family in Normandy, a tall strong man, who seemed born for a soldier. (19)
• She was tall and dark; dark-haired, dark-eyed, sweet and persuasive in her accent and manner. (10)
• He felt stifled in his tall silk hat, long frock coat, patent-leather shoes, and black gloves. (13)
• He is a tall, good-looking edition of his father, with the same stubborn look of veiled choler. (8)
• Her tall, full figure lost its majesty and became very human as she came running over to Soames. (8)
• She remembered a very brown face, a tall slim figure, and something gallant about the whole of him. (8)
• He was a soft-voiced youth; slim and tall and dark, like Angelo, but with a more studious forehead. (10)
• The head bending on a tall upright figure, where there was breadth of chest, told of weights working. (10)
• All around there rose a rustling of skirts; he saw a tall figure mount the pulpit and stand motionless. (8)
• The tall bare pine stems rose up all round like columns in a temple roofed with the dark boughs and sky. (8)
• It was tall and black, and very shiny, neither quite oval nor positively round, and had a little curly brim. (8)
• Does he see that long, low, white house, with a tall, steep roof, perforated with innumerable narrow windows. (6)
• But first she said it was very cold and he must order some fire made in the tall German stove in their parlor. (9)
• On the steps stood a tall, elderly-looking, gentleman-like person, who I rightly conjectured was his lordship. (6)
• He was tall and vigorous in constitution; endowed with shrewd, steely-blue eyes and a prominent aquiline nose. (18)
• Instead, a tall and fat-cheeked gentleman with a neat moustache, called Mabbey, was practising the spot-stroke. (8)
• She could just catch a glimpse over those tall railings of the low white house with its green outside shutters. (8)
• By Georg Ebers Every Leipziger knows well the tall gabled house in the Katherinenstrasse which I have in mind. (5)
• And see the long valley-sweeps of the hanging meadows and maize, and lower vineyards and central tall green spires! (10)
• The tall man fighting such odds excited his unwilling admiration; he had a momentary impulse to go to his assistance. (8)
• Fulkerson called that pretty tall for an old fellow who used to bewail the want of pigs and chickens to occupy his mind. (9)
• The man, tall and slender, seemed clothed in black; the woman wore, as nearly as I could make out, a gown of gray stuff. (1)
• This tall, pale monsieur with the strange face and the eyes that looked drunk and the hollow chest, played like an angel! (8)
• The height of spires cannot be taken by trigonometry; they measure absurdly short, but how tall they are to the admiring eye! (2)
• The moon launched her fairy silver fleets on a double sweep of the little river round an island of reeds and two tall poplars. (10)
• A tall, dark, grave-looking man of fifty, with a swarthy face and iron- gray mustache and imperial and goatee, entered the room. (9)
• It was drizzling, but her tall, slight figure in the golf cape looked impervious to cold and rain amongst the shivering natives. (8)
• Close to the cedar, above catacombs and columbaria, tall, ugly, and individual, it looked like an apex of the competitive system. (8)
• Noel looked at him; a tall man, regular and orderly, with one of those perfectly decent faces so often seen in the London police. (8)
• The house was all dark, but the many tall white flowers, like a bright vapour rising from earth, clung to the air above the beds. (8)
• Every room on the west front looked across a lawn to the beginning of the avenue immediately beyond tall iron palisades and gates. (4)
• Nothing could less resemble the tall port and sturdy bearing of a gendarme, than the diminutive and dwarfish individual before me. (6)
• And the Ass vanished, and the Genie stood in his place, tall, dark, terrible as a pillar of storm to travellers ranging the desert. (10)
• His tall, bulky, black-clothed figure loomed almost threatening, though preserving still the supernatural neatness of the racing man. (8)
• Almost as tall as Shelton, she looked taller, with arms raised and loose sleeves quivering like wings to the movements of her fingers. (8)
• Groves of lemon, groves of citron, Tall high-foliaged plane and palm, Bloomy myrtle, light-blue olive, Wave her back with gusts of balm. (10)
• When she stood she was a tall woman, almost large, showing the growth that the New England stock can develop in a favorable environment. (13)
• Next morning, she found Mr. Wagge with a tall, crape-banded hat in his black-gloved hands, standing in the very centre of her drawing-room. (8)
• They, in their turn, glanced casually at his tall figure leaning against the parapet, not knowing how their fate was trembling in the balance. (8)
• She was very different from Noel; not quite so tall, but of a stronger build; with dark chestnut-coloured hair, clear hazel eyes, and a broad brow. (8)
• Jeff gave more and more the effect of tremendous strength in his peculiar physique, though there was always the disappointment of not finding him tall. (9)
• When the Luganese returned he thrust the card into his hand, and walked out between the tall poplars, waiting, like ragged ghosts, silver with moonlight. (8)
• With a malicious smile, Gyp watched her retirement among the little tables and elaborately modern chairs till her tall figure had disappeared behind a column. (8)
• Following the Italians came a regiment of Hungarian grenadiers, tall, swam-faced, and particularly light-limbed men, looking brilliant in the clean tight military array of Austria. (10)

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Definition of tall:

• tall, tawl, adj. high, esp. in stature: lofty: long: sturdy: bold: courageous: great, remarkable: demanding much credulity, hardly to be believed. | n. tall’ness. (0)

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