Sentence examples for petite hands from inspiring English sources
The smallest features, aside from the heads, are the petite hands and feet, which Wahi reads as a tribute to the gracefulness of Wahaab's imagined subjects. .
Women with more petite hands may prefer the look of a smaller stone to larger stones that have a tendency to overwhelm.
The humble hand-quilted curtains hung in the living room are inspired by an 18th-century petticoat, while the pale lilac fabric with petite hand-sewn embroidery on a Russian chair is based on a Gustav Klimt drawing Slatkin came across and filed for later.
Ladies, include a feminine giggle with petite hand over mouth and you're golden.
When the French refer to petites mains (tiny hands), they do not have this nonsense in mind.
The only thing Snooki has in common with anything couture related is that she has tiny hands, which is the translated term for the hand work done in Paris on actual couture pieces, petites mains.
His depiction of a gray-bearded St. Anthony is as imperturbably monumental as something carved from stone, though the saint's petite, youthful hands have the warmth of life.
Ting became obsessed with the tiny, delicate hands of the Buddhisatva and reproduced them in multiples, on petite saucers with cups and on larger, limited-edition serving pieces.
The sewing is a craft that has to be much practised to be perfect, which is why the house of Dior so values the petites mains ("little hands") who toil away in the studio above the Paris flagship store on Avenue Montaigne.Cheap at the priceThe commercial point of it all is that haute couture is every traditional fashion house's loss-leader.
Describing the scene, Dailey told the paper the towering man — six-foot-five by his estimate — was trying to wrest the phone from the petite woman's hand as her child stood nearby.
They're front and center at hundreds of CES booths–some looming like shiny black monoliths, others clasped proudly in the hands of petite company spokespersons.
