'tall door' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an unusually large door. For example, "I could not believe my eyes when I saw the tall door leading into the castle."
Those who dare to try the rear seats must assume cannonball position to contort under the low roof and tall door sills.
Hidden in the corner was a tall door, only about a foot wide, through which Cézanne removed his large canvases of bathers.
The porch on the north has a magnificently decorated tall door and a high coffered ceiling in which one section has been deliberately left open to the sky.
She, a narrow stripe of a child, speed-walking down the sidewalk to the tall door, and into the building notorious for swallowing up kids and spitting them out relatively grown.
For a 6 foot 8 inch (2 meters) tall door, the rails, of course, will be 6 foot 8 inches (2 meters).
The three-story gray masonry buildings with tall doors and decorative pediments over high windows give an aura of permanence.
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The 12,000-seat stadium consists of reusable spectator stands — like the ones at rodeos or concerts — and a ground floor consisting of court, infrastructure and changing rooms (with extra tall doors).
Gradually laying bare the structure, Mr. Clark discovered that the ground-floor windows had originally been tall doors and that the roof had had a much steeper rake, which was restored.
A giraffe builds himself a comfortable, customized home with narrow halls, high ceilings, and tall doors.
They paid respect to the beauty that was the churches and entered through their tall doors with authentic intentions.
