What is "personalise"

Usage examples of "personalise".

She had never been encouraged to spread her personality around her quarters, ‘to acquire bad habits’ as Abe put it, although he admitted that Fleet officers, once they were up in rank, could and did decorate and personalise their space.

You buy a personalised TV with homimage attachment which ensures that Mr.

After they've been using a personalised TV set for a while, especially if it includes a homimage unit, people begin to lose touch with actuality.

It had never occurred to him before, but it was logical that having secured maximum viewer-identification by selling so many personalised sets with homimage attachment the company would not wish to remind people actually going to some of the exotic places where Mr.

Also I can tackle a delegate committee with up to twenty personalised approaches, and I can tackle a meeting of the Beninian parliament with the full complement of sixty-one members present, on a screen-and-speaker basis.

Its white-painted fuselage gleamed in the sun along with the dark blue personalised insignia of a lightning flash and the registration letters that identified Kris worldwide: and in fact he had flown in enough countries to be known (not without respect) as the 'the fussy English'.

A very personalised definition, admittedly, but a very applicable one even though it is based on a situation with a major misunderstanding.

It was a make-believe that involved much sprinkling of cheap pink envelopes with Mum's perfume and writing personalised variations of SWALK.

Eileen was a stripper of considerable abilities who, since moving in with Terry, had taken herself upmarket and now specialised in delivering personalised birthday messages dressed in her own version of a WPC's uniform.

In time, you will build up a collection of items and by personalising and charging them, you make them not only powerful, but also your own.