yawn

But one look at his face and I'm already yawning.

And why do people yawn when they see others doing so?

He yawned and tried to force his eyes to stay open.

He may be yawning after a long day at the office.

She yawned and then saw another black woman coming toward her.

He yawned and let his hands fall to the table.

Done in from the night before, he went yawning up to his room.

Just then I yawned, and the old man said he'd better make a move.

Too many Americans, feeling left out, will yawn and turn away.

She tried not to yawn in his face, but it was difficult.

She put down a book she'd been reading and yawned.

He held out a little longer than that but soon was yawning himself.

Not bad, all things considered, he thought, yawning against the back of his hand.

She yawned and said yes, then asked if they were still at it.

Then he found himself yawning and thinking of the bed in his small room.

Finally he yawned and asked for a glass of water.

The five children went up to bed, everybody yawning now.

She yawned and everybody said it was time to go.

Today it's possible to walk right by and not even yawn.

And who had to be told to close his mouth after yawning.

Many parts of the body are in action when you yawn.

The American public generally yawns at the rest of the world.

She lay down again and turned away from him, yawning.

She could talk like this, even first thing in the morning; I only yawned.

Even as he was thinking that, someone yawned, very near, on the right.

Look what a big yawn the space program has turned out to be.

Yet the public response seems to have been nothing more than a yawn.

He did need sleep; just the thought set off a yawn.

He covered a yawn with the back of his hand.

That small company went public to yawns earlier this month.

She tried to hold back her yawn, but it came anyway.

Then he took a deep breath that was not quite a yawn.

And if this whole thing would prove to be a yawn.

She started to say something else, was interrupted by a yawn.

With a yawn, he turned, and made his way to the bedroom.

For the moment, with another yawn, she set them aside.

He then went on to lecture for two hours without so much as a yawn.

Another yawn and a deep breath as he led her out the door.

The last came in the midst of a huge yawn.

She opened her mouth wide and gave off another yawn.

Then, with a loud yawn, I turned off the light.

She let out a huge yawn, one of the symptoms.

As his body relaxed, he gave way to a huge yawn.

The President held a program over his face to conceal a yawn.

She covered a yawn, then, but not before he caught it.

"This year that's great; six to eight months from now it will be a yawn."

"I think we'll leave you to your work now," said the captain with a yawn.

There was a yawn from behind him that seemed much too large for the rabbit.

Voice teachers often describe this as feeling like the "beginning of a yawn".

This year he singled out special effects for a yawn.