Sentence examples for petite height from inspiring English sources
'petite height' is correct and usable in written English
It's an adjective phrase that is used to describe someone or something that is relatively small or short in height. For example: The petite height of the toddler showed her youth and innocence.
In the BBC's Big Impression, impressionist Ronni Ancona performs as Peggy, shuffling around on her knees to exaggerate Barbara Windsor's petite height, and regularly using the catchphrase "Get outta my pub!" Impressionist Jan Ravens has spoofed her in the BBC's Dead Ringers, also mimicking her cheeky laugh.
Skinny belts often work for hourglass figures of all heights, but wide belts may shorten the torso if you have a short waist or petite height.
Women of petite or average height may want to make themselves taller by wearing high heels and vertical details, but tall women who are self-conscious about their height should avoid styles that create the illusion of extra height.
Make sure that you are the right height for the petite modeling industry.
Women, after all, often like to be called petite, though women in law, business and other high-powered professions who are below the female average height of 5-foot-5 claim that their diminutive stature makes it hard for them to be taken seriously.
I envisioned a meadow of uniform height, so the 12- to 15-inch-tall Petite Delight and Petite Wonder, which are touted as highly resistant, didn't make the cuts.
"After a while, you start to think, 'Well, my body is just weird.'" A very small smattering of brands like Banana Republic carry limited lines of petite clothing, but the fashions are modeled on women of standard industry height.
Breeders assured buyers they thought these pigs would stay petite: They would only grow to be a foot and a half in height and weigh about 60 pounds.
