Sentence examples for get the caption from inspiring English sources

Recently I was working on a cartoon, and couldn't quite get the caption right.

"To get the captions you had to have a real liberal arts education," he said.

"I have a gift and I am giving it to you," Sister Cristina said, according to the English captions on YouTube (to get the captions, click on the 'cc' icon on the bottom right).

He assigns Phil Zec's famous wartime Daily Mirror cartoon about the price of petrol to David Low (and gets the caption wrong as well).

Additionally, reviewers on your committee may not read *every* word, but they usually look at all of the figures and read the captions to get the gist of what's going on.

"What is to come will keep getting worse," the caption read.

The caption reads: "Get Ready to Pary Like It's 1992".

"Baskets of stuff stacked against the walls conserve fuel, and get the stuff out… Eight captioned drawings which suggest means of discouraging robbers from entering one's home.

Caption writers who get the few black models who are successful mixed up.

For once - as the only media man here with the Notts party - I was in the right place for a 'scoop' quote or two should Samit receive a call-up, and even got the photograph and caption ready but, alas, Adil Rashid was selected instead and called from the England Lions party out in the Caribbean.

So when this nameless woman posted this caption: "Got the call today!