Sentence examples for from the captions from inspiring English sources

"I follow several barbers," Rookwood says, "and learn the names of styles from the captions".

We learn from the captions that the "roaring 20s" was defined by a "loss of innocence", yet none of these subjects is knowing.

They only proceed to read the full paper if important information is missing from the captions.

Unshackled at last from the caption of Munkacsi's photograph, she received a standing ovation.

We apologise for its inclusion, which came from the caption supplied by the photo agency.

The title was taken from the caption of a cartoon by Victoria Roberts, which ran in The New Yorker in 1990.

(The self-care part of the scene, we're given to understand from the caption, is the spirallized potato).

This article was amended on 7 December 2017 to add two names omitted from the caption on the main photograph.

In the version of this Perspective originally published, Fig. 1 was missing the following credit line from the caption: 'Background image from ESA/Hubble (A. Fujii).' This has now been corrected in the online versions of the Perspective.

It is important to understand that automated textual geocoding of raw closed captioning streams will necessarily incur a certain degree of error from the captioning and geocoding processes inherent in all fully automated data mining.

His intention to shock the world to an awareness of the issue was clear from the caption he gave on his Facebook page for a picture of the exhibition.