"tall hill" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a hill that is particularly high or lofty. Example: The hikers were exhausted after climbing to the top of the tall hill, but the breathtaking view made it all worth it.
And it is a tall hill to climb.
Tell, also spelled tel, Arabic tall, ("hill" or "small elevation"), in Middle Eastern archaeology, a raised mound marking the site of an ancient city.
The study catchment is located on the north side of a ridge off the eastern flank of a 230 m tall hill known as Cerro Pelado, and is covered by 70 120 year old re-growth triple-canopy forest.
"That may be a very tall hill to climb," Mr. Roussel said, of the chances that the state bans would be lifted.
Rather than a gun, the woman was given a palm leaf to hold, and then she was placed at the top of a tall hill on the western, Buda side of the Danube river.
The Richards ranch home sits atop a tall hill that overlooks Hackettstown, a rural suburb in Warren County that is known as home to the M&M/Mars corporate headquarters.
Wellsboro is nestled in tall hills, which are covered with trees that seem to trudge up the slopes.
Radiotelemetry studies have identified Lilac-crowned Parrot roost-sites on the top of ridge plateaus or near the summit of tall hills (Renton and Salinas-Melgoza 2002a).
It is believed to be due to the factor that the model of small region terrain smoothed some upstream tall hills whose wake effects could be transported for a long distance downstream.
But you can be indifferent to port and still thrill to Oporto, with its high bridges, its tall hills and the succinct labyrinth of narrow, cobbled streets in its scruffy old heart, snug against the river.
I found it hard to think of a time when there was no road there because the trees and the tall hills and the fine views of bogland had been arranged by wise hands for the pleasing picture they made when looked at from the road.
