Sentence examples for its caption from inspiring English sources
Yad Vashem defended its caption saying it represented "the best research regarding this topic" and called for the Vatican archives to be opened.
When The New Yorker started its caption contest, in 2005, it quickly became the world's most popular weekly cartoon caption contest.
(Its caption read, "Fighting terrorism since 1492").
Its caption reads "making a difference".
(That was another photograph with the article, and its caption was correct).
Its caption, he says, read: "This is a zone of electromagnetic privilege.
But you omitted a key fact: the correction was not to the cartoon but to its caption.
Its caption, designed to resemble the ICI logo, translates as "HERE we work hard!" Some critics carried more weight.
Its caption described those pictured as "National Theatre Wales students" when in fact they were professional actors.
Each photograph is "anchored in a fixed relation to its caption, to an associated investigative text, and to an authoritative presenting agency".
