Sentence examples for to taller from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a vertical extent greater than the average. For example, somebody with a height of over 6 feet would generally be considered to be tall.
- Being tall is an advantage in basketball.
The front seats add a cushion-length adjuster, a boon to taller drivers.
It helps that he is throwing to taller receivers in Derek Moye (6-5) and Graham Zug (6-2).
Standing next to taller co-stars or partners has long been a bear trap for the shortest percentile of celebrities.
As a setter, Jennifer retrieves the other team's slams and serves them up to taller teammates for kills.
Despite the size, the developers point to taller buildings along the western side of Sixth Avenue as evidence that One Vandam will complement the area, not crowd it.
The accumulation of dead wood and unburned "ladder fuels" — what ecologists call lower vegetation that can carry fire to taller trees — turn lower-intensity fires into hotter fires that kill entire stands of trees that otherwise might survive.
He was too tall, and she had never been attracted to tall men, old or otherwise.
Giraffes amble from tall tree to tall tree, nibbling away at tiny leaves.
Yet Ms. Mendik was used to tall men.
Her designs were especially kind to tall women.
"He's married to Tall Claire and their kids are known as Small Tall and Little Tall".
