Sentence examples for taller a bit from inspiring English sources

The color version of "Scott Pilgrim" is a little taller, a bit wider and a tad thicker than the black and white edition, and the extra space allows the artwork to breathe.

The kids were always a foot taller, a bit more physical than he was, but he really learned to refine his ability that way and it was remarkable to watch.

In his laconic, likable short novel "Gold," the action, if you want to call it that, takes place in a Welsh pub called the Anchor, where tall Mr. Hughes, short Mr. Hughes and Mr. Puw are habitués — though the narrator is quick to point out that "despite his name," tall Mr. Hughes "wasn't particularly tall, just a bit taller than short Mr. Hughes, who wasn't particularly short.

"The gunman is tall, a bit chubby and very withdrawn.

The New Dwarf White is shorter and more rotund, whereas the Fenlander is taller and a bit whiter.

The resulting face is taller, with a bit more snout than seen in the original.

He is tall and a bit heavy.

The cylindrical Boom, at about 3 inches around and 7 inches tall, is a bit larger than a can and a half of Red Bull.

As an ordinary seaman, Aman Kumar — tall and a bit pudgy, with watchful, dolorous eyes — was the lowest-ranking crewman on board.

He is tall and a bit paunchy, with thin lips, a sharp nose and a dash of rose in each cheek.

Sepúlveda, five feet six inches tall and a bit overweight, was lifted up into a hole in the ceiling and found a ladder, built from pieces of rebar driven into the rock.