yawn的示例

• He yawned loudly in the middle of her speech.

• I was so tired, I couldn't help yawning.

• There are enough yawning gaps between our pretensions to social equality, equality before the law, freedom of all kinds, to motivate a million comedies.

• I have been watching them very carefully, and they have been yawning their heads off.

• The gap in our overseas trade yawns dangerously.

• His frame of mind must have been one of agonised horror at the gulf yawning before him.

• I fancy that there have been one or two yawns this evening.

• Symptoms of liver damage are yawning, weight loss, poor condition, sunburn and diarrhoea.

• When is there a yawning gap and when is there not a yawning gap?

• There is still a yawning gap as regards finance.

• Given the short amount of time that we have, the more he yawns, the longer this will take.

• There must be a dampening mechanism to reduce that yawning gap.

• By so doing we are better informed, and sometimes we can build abridge where otherwise there would be merely a yawning vacuum or abyss.

• He can see the precipice yawning before him, and he unhesitatingly marches towards it.

• They have claimed that yawning trade deficits, a scenario all too familiar from past attempts at demand management, will return to haunt us.

• They are yawning their way through, and the by-elections show that they are shuffling along on borrowed time.

• There is now a yawning gap that is not being adequately filled by the building societies.