Sentence examples for personal inscriptions from inspiring English sources

She had a coveted spot on the balcony next to where Ms. Andrews and Ms. Hamilton would spend two hours signing books, smiling politely, asking names and making chitchat that, like a spoonful of sugar, made the rules -- no personal inscriptions, no photographs and only two books per person -- easier to swallow.

Other stars think they can discourage autograph sales by placing personal inscriptions above their signatures.

I debated whether books that had personal inscriptions written in ink could be discarded and decided that, yes, they could.

Stretching 70 feet long and 10 feet high, it has greeted countless visitors entering the arena, a cloudlike scroll of graffiti-esqe squiggles and personal inscriptions.

Many of the pieces bear personal inscriptions, including a heart-shaped emerald, ruby and diamond Cartier brooch with the initials W.E. (Wallis, Edward), which was commissioned by the Duke to mark their 20th wedding anniversary in 1957.

Some of them bear personal inscriptions, like Joseph H. Davis's watercolor of Martha Nelson Furber, 3 years old, holding a book in one hand and a bouquet of cut flowers in the other.

It contained a photograph of the president and Mrs. Obama with another couple and a personal inscription to, yes, David Harris and his wife.

When I was putting it away, I flipped it over and found a personal inscription celebrating his marriage to his ex-wife, with both their names on it.

In his 1972 book, "The Making of a Black Revolutionary," James Forman wrote a personal inscription in the copy he gave Dr. Martin.

He acknowledged its usefulness in his personal inscription of the published play to Reston — "collaborator, fellow conspirator, colleague, and friend... without whom this would never, could never have come into being".

He acknowledged its usefulness in his personal inscription of the published play to Reston—"collaborator, fellow conspirator, colleague, and friend... without whom this would never, could never have come into being".