Sentence examples for caption from the from inspiring English sources

A typical caption from the book reads, "Processing to Palm Sunday services in Tobago, April 1998.

One image shows flags of all the new countries connected into a map of old Yugoslavia, with the caption: "From the waters arose Yugoslavia".

I'll close with my favorite winning caption from the history of the Caption Contest, Jacqueline Tager's entry from contest No. 10: The whole history of a relationship pulses in those nine short words.

I'll close with my favorite winning caption from the history of the Caption Contest, Jacqueline Tager's entry from contest No. 10: Anyway, I thought Cody might have more to say about the intersection of good caption writing and writing in general, so I've asked him to say more.

It was the best of both worlds: on the one hand, a thorough and impressive explanation of the scandals put together by the National Archives; on the other, a little caption from the museum that said, "Watergate has produced many books and conflicting interpretations.

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Illustrations of the burning ship are flanked on either side by images of American airplanes preparing to bomb Tripoli in 1986, and the caption reads, FROM THE "PHILADELPHIA" TO F111 AIRCRAFT.

The caption from this Charles Barsotti cartoon became the punch line for Picasso's "Guernica".

The young woman photographed by Cameron in 1866, and boosted with a caption from Milton ("The Mountain Nymph Sweet Liberty"), should by rights be a ghost, peering from the depths of her damaged gloom; and yet, as Herschel said, in awe, "she is absolutely alive and thrusting out her head from the paper into the air".

Above is a selection of photographs from "Afghanistan: A Distant War," with captions from the book.

Above is a selection of Magda's photographs from Chile, with captions from the couple.