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The phrase "and a small bust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where physical descriptions are being provided, particularly in fashion, modeling, or character descriptions.
Example: "She had long hair, bright blue eyes, and a small bust that complemented her slender frame."
Alternatives: "and a petite bust" or "and a modest bust".
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One has to walk through a public space to get to the club, which has the modern look of the opera house, although there is a chandelier and a small bust of the prewar tenor Giovanni Martinelli at the bar.
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These women have wider hips and thighs, but usually have a small bust and waist.
This will add volume to a small bust, and accentuate an hourglass waist.
Do you have a large bust, but small hips (V-shaped), or a small bust and shoulders, but wide hips (A-shaped)?
On Sept. 1, 1928, thousands of Boy Scouts spread out along the highway and installed concrete markers, about one per mile, each of which carried a small bust of Lincoln and the inscription, "This Highway dedicated to Abraham Lincoln".
The Jennie was a slim but realistic modern Eve, with a small bust, a convex tummy, and a slouch.
If you have a small bust, but wide hips, and you want to "even out" your figure, you need a dress that will make your bust seem bigger, for example, while drawing attention away from your hips.
Use these cheats to pick yours: To make a small bust look bigger: Shun black, and instead opt for white or bright colors.
There is a small bust of Beethoven, his grandfather's saxophone and his guitar in one corner of his living room.
You may think that a small bust or narrow hips make you look childish and not womanly, but these attributes allow you a little more freedom than women who are better endowed in these areas.
Eventually, Miranda and Kail spotted a pillar that had been topped, in the nineteen-nineties, by a small bust of Hamilton.
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