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Meanings of tall in English
Too improbable to admit of belief.
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Examples for "marvellous"
Examples for "marvellous"
1
And of course, in the great scheme of things, it is marvellous.
2
The amount of people who have given me support, it's just marvellous.
3
The principal figure stands out from the picture in a marvellous way.
4
In return it's clear that Glenconner was marvellous to her unhappy friend.
5
The last week in October we saw marvellous Northern Lights in Rome.
1
In India and China we see the most marvelous of the knife-jugglers.
2
Denna's marvelous case had paid for itself ten times during my trip.
3
I think it has been marvelous, Alonso said of the cultural events.
4
To the contrary, she radiated power and energy, and she was marvelous.
5
My younger brother was considered a natural performer; he's a marvelous actor.
1
Indeed, our greatest trait is adapting to new circumstances, attaining improbable dreams.
2
He dismissed the idea as improbable; still the bare chance worried him.
3
I know it's improbable, but it's the only way to explain everything.
4
However improbable, this has turned out to be a good, thoughtful show.
5
Commission member Somchai Srisutthiyakorn later told Reuters that date now looked improbable.
Usage of tall in English
1
He wasn't particularly tall, however, probably no more than five foot ten.
2
It sounds a tall order, but no one said politics was easy.
3
The voice of the tall stranger in the corner broke in here:
4
The problem of shade caused by tall buildings standing cheek-by-jowl, for example.
5
She'd gone out with a too-tall, too-thin history major for several months.
6
The tall man's name was mentioned in the course of the story.
7
He was 6' tall, of good build and on the young side.
8
In the tall and barrack-like houses candles gleamed in honor of Masaniello.
9
Not a creature abroad; the tall gaunt houses staring in the moonlight.
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Consider, for example, tall buildings that suddenly look crooked in the photo.
11
Home is New York, stony and tall: its real estate is real.
12
He was tall enough to look down her shirt without any problem.
13
Europe is already closer than the plains with the tall elephant grass.
14
Probably the tall meats here doesn't quite work as well for me.
15
A new palace appeared ahead, standing tall and proud beside the water.
16
All the screen action takes place within a tall narrow vertical pane.
