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Meanings of also tall in English

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Usage of also tall in English
1
Da'Be, also tall, was less heavily built and more lively and merry.
Maria Chapdelaine: A Tale of the Lake St. John Country
2
The women were also tall, most of them having dark hair.
The Land of the Long Night
3
Thorpe was also tall, but of a burly and slouching figure.
The Market-Place
4
Mr. Foley, her brother, was also tall, but gaunt and thin, with a pronounced stoop.
A People's Man
5
His father and mother are also tall, childlike and as troubled as their only son.
The Irish Times
6
He was also tall, though a little stooped, and his hair was more white than blond.
The Land of Painted Caves
7
But he's also tall, and muscular, and perfectly capable of being intimidating when he wants to be.
Dirty Rowdy Thing
8
In figure, he was also tall, but he was angular, loose-jointed and swinging-slouchingwould be the better word, perhaps.
Satanstoe; Or, the Littlepage Manuscripts. A Tale of the Colony
9
Byron, also tall, joined me.
The ghost chronicles
10
Then there was a woman who was also tall and smartly dressed and who looked like the two men.
Blood harvest
11
Land's End Not only do they offer tall options, but also tall plus, with clothes going up to size 26.
Ebony
12
He was also tall and skinny, very pale, with spooky light blue eyes that didn't go with his black hair.
Aspho Fields
13
And ever at its side was a red devil, also tall, and so thin one wondered what held the bones together.
Army Letters from an Officer's Wife, 1871-1888
14
Philip, too, is present, also tall and handsome; only he, by way of contrast, is looking rather more moody than usual.
Molly Bawn
15
Mr. Kekwick and I went up to them; the man was middle-aged, stout and tall, the women were also tall, one especially.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
16
A man also tall, and wearing a long white cloak, followed him through the curtains and joined the group about the altar.
The Spartan Twins
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