Sentence examples for captions of from inspiring English sources

Seven drawings with captions of poetry.

The writer's version, in a series of cartoons with captions, of "A Shropshire Lad".

The New Yorker, January 16 , 1984P. 36 Seven drawings with captions of poetry.

She created a Facebook page, posted the pictures while peppering them with some caustic captions of her own — "Babes!

The following essay — which, along with the captions of the slideshow above, has been edited — is from that insert.

By contrast, the captions of all four photos that included Mr. Simmons did identify the new chief.

She created a Facebook page, posted the pictures while peppering them with some caustic captions of her own—"Babes!

By now captions of various sorts (above the proscenium, on a personal display screen or elsewhere) have shown unexpected creative potential.

These captions of plates in Goya's series "The Disasters of War" assert the authority of actual experience, the war's irreducible fact.

Where is the book of spells that will transform her latest head shots into glossy fashion spreads, insinuate her name into the captions of paparazzi photos?

Don't – although the latter does have the obvious advantage of being actually funny and wins hands‑down the toilet book captions-of-the-year competition.