yawn

Serena yawns, stretching her arms over her head, as she pads into the kitchen in her bare feet, where Nate's making nachos.

Seeing the yawns of the children, she sent them to bed.

A Chinese policeman yawns as he waits for the start of a ceremony to launch their Olympic security training programme in Beijing!

As for the larger question of why yawns are catching, nobody really knows. Fact is, we don't know why people yawn.

With access to any foreign programme they want online, many have reacted with yawns and sarcastic asides to SARFT's throwback edict.

However, too little shut-eye causes more than bleary eyes and big yawns.

History loves this kind of meaty record. But politics yawns at it.

The Fei color the sky is four private yawns, why want to go on stage performance at own school? !

Head flung back as if to howl, the monkey merely yawns.

His yawns suggested that he would like to go to bed .

Well, far be it from me to question the teachings of childhood. Tell me what you've done that hell yawns before you.

Think of yawns as your body's attempt to reach full alertness in situations that require it.

Desert Turquise Elijah, a standard poodle, yawns as it is groomed backstage during the first day of the show Monday.

Got stressed ? a pounding headache? nausea? a case of the yawns? healthy eating may sik that!

Widening its mouth, it yawns subconsciously before it leaps over a narrow dry riverbed and runs haltingly toward an opening .

Right at the center of this evil plain there yawns a very wide, deep well, whose structure.

Today, with war in an energy chokepoint provoking yawns from traders, sentiment has clearly turned.

An Indian boy yawns as he washes plates at a roadside resturant.

He jumps to his feet, stretches, yawns, wags his tail, eager to know what's next.

Scientists also hypothesized that feathered dinosaurs had lice and determined that yawns are contagious among chimpanzees.

in the moat at their foot yawns the grave of the gentile constitution, and already they rear their towers into civilization.

China's new plans to reduce the energy intensity of its economy were met with yawns in Washington.

Of course I'm telling the truth. I feel fine (YAWNS).

We instinctively mimic, even to a small extent, the mood, manners, yawns and actions of the people around us.

Mr. Weaver stretches, yawns, rises reluctantly and plods heavily into the bathroom.

If she yawns put your finger in her mouth.

South American gray fox (Lycalopex griseus) yawns as dusk falls on Chile's Torres del Paine National Park.

Digestion problems, sleeplessness, frequent yawns, restlessness and many more are some of the results of tension and anxiety.

In preterm infants, the number of yawns decreases between 31 and 40 weeks' postconceptional age, mainly during the day.

Here's why: Miso contains amino acids that may boost the production of melatonin, a natural hormone that can help induce the yawns.

But the new study on yawning changes the popular notion that yawns are mere signs of boredom.

As the wealth gap yawns, India risks social strife.

A lioness yawns inside her cage at Buenos Aires Zoo in Argentina.

As long as the yen yawns, it will be hard for Tokyo to act.

His yawns suggested he was tired or bored.

A bottomless pit yawns below it.

The NBA players need to do the math, listen to the yawns, and look in the mirror.

'Oh, darling, when did you get up? ' She yawns.

yawns already taken my pills , and they tend to make me a bit drowsy

a speech so orotund as to cause yawns and whispers all over the auditorium

Let us plead His promise in the name of Jesus. He will deliver us from the pit of hell which yawns for us;

Eminem - My Darling *Yawns Yeah, look , If I woulda rap about the crap that's out

yawns , to me , are objects of curiosity

Tell me what you've done that Hell yawns