"I'm sentimental about it, but I have to make this change," Mrs. Philips, a petite Lucille Ball redhead who still wears olive, said the other day, sitting in her kitchen, where spices, nails and picture hooks were organized in plastic bins.
If a petite Picasso has left a mark on your rug, there are several options for taking care of the stain.
A petite woman, Ms. Harding sat in the front row facing the coffin, offering a slightly shaking hand to visitors.
Though she was a petite woman, Luisa Rodriguez usually carried her newborn daughter by herself, in a large stroller, up four flights of stairs to their apartment in the Kingsbridge neighborhood in the Bronx, neighbors said.
Take, for example, the petite Christine Schäfer, a Zerbinetta who has recorded some of the orchestral songs.
He looms over Holden's petite Alice like a pot-bellied redwood.
As Polly, coy in virginal white, toting a baby doll for good measure (Angela Balogh Calin's costumes have the right tattered and tawdry touch), petite Duchowny gives a knockout performance, mixing sugary sweetness with steel and sensuality.
Pretty and petite, Laura Hourguettes has an unfailing eye for Downton Abbey-esque cocktail dresses, while chic daywear makes her vintage clothing business a deal closer.
The petite Ellen is an ebullient big-city businesswoman with the air of the nicest next-door neighbor you ever met.
GALLERY PETITE "Self Portrait: I Am," a group exhibition.
Besides Ms. Sanchez, whose technical skill is a bit scary, the field includes Hollie Cavanagh, 18, a petite blonde from McKinney, Tex., with a big voice who also did a standout performance of "All the Man That I Need".
