Sentence examples for to petite from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of a woman: fairly short and of slim build.
The daily ferries to Petite Martinique and Grenada leave from just a few metres away.
Rows of royal palm trees lined a path through wild vegetation, everything from towering tamarind to petite bergamot trees.
From curvaceous to slender, tall to petite, and whatever your skin colour, shoe size or hair type, beauty comes in a million different shapes and sizes.
Petite Meller - no relation to Petite Noir - is a French singer with one of those breathy high voices we happen to like for no fathomable reason.
She is not natural casting for the ballerina in "Etudes". Although the role was based on the long, lean and strongboned physique of Toni Lander, in recent years the role has more often fallen to petite, delicate and glittering dancers.
We will present the example of Mayotte project (France, West Indian Ocean) in 2008 established a 2,600 m underwater pipe line for around US $8.8 million (6.8 M€), linking "Grande Terre" to "Petite Terre" island, in a coral lagoon (marine protected area).
He is now devoting his attention to Petites Planètes, his new "nomadic record label".
After spending a few days at Hospital Universitaire de Mirebalais, a national teaching hospital that PIH, in collaboration with the Haitian Ministry of Health, opened this past April, we were off again in the car -- this time to Petite-Rivière-de-l'Artibonite.
When the French refer to petites mains (tiny hands), they do not have this nonsense in mind.
To be "en grande tenue" is to be in full military uniform; to be "petite tenue" is to be undressed.
Replica plate to YP 2% acetate to eliminate petite mutants.
