Sentence examples for to tallest 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.
It was one of our first meetings as a pledge group and the brothers were working their way through a line of us from shortest to tallest.
Another game idea might be to use the Wikipedia list of the world's tallest Ferris wheels to create a game in which players have to put the Ferris wheels in order of tall to tallest.
From "small" to "tall" in 8 years.
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".
Donna Uchizono's trio "Leap to Tall" presents Baryshnikov as a visionary, flanked by two women.
The houses sit back from the winding streets and next to tall trees, which add privacy.
The front seats add a cushion-length adjuster, a boon to taller drivers.
