Sentence examples for common caption from inspiring English sources

"Completely unconcerned with what's not mine" is a common caption.

("Cooling" is a common caption among teens for a photo of oneself simply sitting).

For example, a common caption for photos from the massive demonstrations in Tehran in the summer of 2009 would often say simply "Huge crowds in Iran," a statement that, while technically correct, was incomplete.

This is a common problem in captions; watch where you put those prepositional phrases.

That will require some new and perhaps more challenging methodology because the common use of closed-captioning only started around 2002.

Partly to illustrate his own Japanese lessons and partly to entertain and educate Sean, who was born in 1975, he began to draw animals and common objects, including aphoristic captions describing them.

Another, a picture of a cargo plane crashing into the ground behind a group of black people, was prominently captioned with a common racial epithet for African-Americans.

As a result, it is a common practice to split the captions on different pages or to use complex document layouts to optimize the space, thus resulting in incomplete captions for a specific figure.

I tweeted a photo of him with the caption "Man on Boston Common has been handcuffed.

We indexed the patterns according to the common structural indexing (Moody 1998) (see the caption of Fig. 1 for details).

Homophone horror: A very common error appeared on Thursday, in a picture caption accompanying a story about the death of Hugo Chavez: "Mr Maduro has quietly managed to hold the reigns since December".