Sentence examples similar to familiar caption from inspiring English sources

One of them has the now-familiar caption: "The nightmare in France has just begun".

Watching the movie is like leafing through a heavily illustrated coffee-table book that is mostly pictures (many very familiar) with skimpy captions.

The anarchic, youth-led online shorthand – which can encompass images with text captions, familiar iconography repurposed in multiple contexts, or even short animations such as gifs and Vines – is no longer just for young people on image boards and in closed groups.

Underneath the familiar face was a caption: Shomari Stone.

Image caption He was a familiar figure on the international stage.

Caption: Shadows are a familiar experience for most of us.

The crude and sweary captions should be achingly familiar to anyone who has ever woken up with – as Withnail puts it – a bastard behind the eyes.

Stonehouse's "Devils and the Dead" series of paintings on old black-and-white studio portraits, many with internal captions, similarly skews the familiar, playfully prodding it into the realm of the odd or grotesque.

Most New Yorker cartoons involve familiar setups, stock characters, and a single caption.

Captions that start out using familiar estate agent lingo, inviting us to "survey the modern open plan interior", soon take an odd turn.

The BBC uploaded a video comparing the two adverts with a caption that read "This ad looks familiar.