1 She was a tall woman, standing a head higher than her fiery little husband, but she moved with such quiet grace in her swaying hoops that the height attracted no attention to itself.
2 It was like Gerald that he never wasted regrets on his lack of height and never found it an obstacle to his acquisition of anything he wanted.
3 She was glad she had inherited Ellen's slender white hands and tiny feet, and she wished she had Ellen's height, too, but her own height pleased her very well.
4 The barbecue was over and all were content to take their ease while sun was at its height.
5 He spent money freely, rode a wild black stallion, and wore clothes which were always the height of style and tailoring.
6 She thought without surprise, looking down from her height, that her shoulders were strong enough to bear anything now, having borne the worst that could ever happen to her.
7 Spring plowing was at its height and the cotton and garden seed Pork had brought from Macon was being put into the ground.
8 That, thought Scarlett, was the height of absurdity, for there was little, now, which even the most cloistered women had not seen and known in the last five years.
9 To Scarlett, scarcely wanting her coming child and irritated at its untimeliness, this attitude seemed the height of sentimental stupidity.
10 The Lost Cause was stronger, dearer now in their hearts than it had ever been at the height of its glory.
11 Never before or after did the names Republican and Scallawag carry such odium, for now the corruption of the Carpet bag regime was at its height.
12 He began with a bar two inches from the ground and gradually worked up the height to a foot.
13 Mrs. Trenor was a tall fair woman, whose height just saved her from redundancy.
14 They stood silent for a while after this, smiling at each other like adventurous children who have climbed to a forbidden height from which they discover a new world.
15 She could not put him before herself in any light but the noblest: she must trust him to the height of her own passion.