Sentence examples for caption which reads from inspiring English sources

Are we likely to stumble on a tabloid caption which reads, "Severed Head Rejoined?" But such questions are a little like hitting someone below the belt.

The caption, which reads "grass mud horse covering the middle," becomes overtly critical when you pronounce the characters with different tones to produce "fuck your mother, the Communist Party central committee".

According to the photo's caption, which reads "We're The Jealousies," the girls hope to gain traction with a name as creative as *NSYNC, The Backstreet Boys or 98 Degrees.

The snap's caption, which reads "'Zeroville' Glasses by Gooch @gucci," suggests Franco ditched his locks for the upcoming movie adaptation of Steve Erickson's 2007 novel of the same name.

Using a black Uni-Ball, he carefully lettered the caption, which read, "We shall build a tower so tall, we can mine the very stars themselves!" Tarn offered the pen to Zach.

It got its name earlier in 1968 when a journalist asked what my technique was called, and I borrowed the terminology my hometown newspaper had used in a picture caption, which read: "Fosbury flops over the bar".

Even the hardened Shaftas audience shook their heads at Loaded's inclusion of Kate McCann in this list, with a caption which read: "Sensitive one this but there's nothing more erotic than a pained woman in need of some good lovin".

A few days later, the Outlook put on its cover the picture of U.S. President Barack Obama with a caption which read, you guessed it, The Underachiever!

He posted the photos along with a caption, a portion of which read: "Some little girls aren't little girls, it just takes us a while to realize it".

"It's time I focused more on my goals," reads the caption, which hovers over his fancy-looking glass house, "and less on the market".

"This is what successful ADHD management could look like," reads the caption, which sits between her head and a $50 coupon for the drug.