15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Yawn' in a Sentence
"To involuntarily open the mouth widely with a deep inhale, often accompanied by sighing or a heavy exhale, typically due to drowsiness or boredom." more
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He tried to stifle a yawn during the monotonous lecture.
The audience began to yawn as the speaker droned on about statistics.
As the soothing music plays, the baby will be yawning in the warm embrace of bedtime.
The cat will be yawning lazily on the windowsill as the rain taps softly on the glass.
The students have been yawning as the professor speaks in a monotone.
After hours of waiting, the audience will have been yawning before the concert begins.
We have yawned in boredom during the tedious staff meeting.
Once the tiresome task is completed, the workers will have yawned with relief.
I am yawning during the boring lecture.
As the movie gets more tedious, I am yawning continuously.
While waiting for the delayed flight, passengers began to yawn out of sheer boredom.
The teacher will yawn discreetly, trying not to reveal her fatigue to the students.
He yawned as the movie failed to capture his interest.
In the dimly lit cafe, the poet will be yawning while contemplating the words for the next stanza.
Before the long flight is over, passengers will have yawned due to exhaustion.
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