The phrase "a tall high" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is redundant because "tall" and "high" convey similar meanings regarding vertical measurement.
Example: "The building is a tall high structure that dominates the skyline."
Alternatives: "a tall structure" or "a high building".
Shrike was a tall, high-cheekboned, very young-looking student of biomedical engineering.
She was a tall, high-style blonde, who bought me lace bonnets when I was a baby and fashion-forward dresses from Bonwit Teller on Fifth Avenue when I was a teenager.
At 6-4, he was an unusually tall high school guard for the late '50s.
The screen's back is six and a half feet tall, high enough to conceal the entrances to the bedroom and bathroom.
After walking down a hallway dominated by a neon sign that read "Don't Worry, Be Happy," I reached the Happy Place's first photo op, a seven foot tall high heel made of 200,000 M&Ms.
The skyscraper is a very tall high-rise building.
The next morning, I drove to Denver with Ford; his girlfriend, Kathryn Keller, who is brown-haired and petite and was a gymnast in high school but had to give it up when she hurt her back; and a tall, skinny high-school boy with freckles and a turban named Sat, whose full name is Sat Santokh Khalsa.
Alison Ewing scores mightily as Tanya, a tall, leggy, high-maintenance cougar romanced by a young Greek lad (show-stealing Ethan Le Phong), while Mary Callanan excels cutely as a somewhat stocky showgirl with an eye for the Aussie.
Thus, thin supports may be easy to climb but result in a short final height for the vine (low handling time, low energy value), while thick supports may be hard to climb but result in a tall final height (high handling time, high energy value) (Fig. 3).
It shares with the FZ-09 a quick-revving, 847cc, liquid-cooled, three-cylinder engine, paired with a six-speed transmission with tall higher gears that make for easy freeway riding.
