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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The chef's culinary skills were so impressive that diners were too absorbed in their meals to yawn.
Watching a boring movie made her yawn repeatedly.
He has been yawning at the repetitive jokes during the comedy show.
The yawning cat stretched lazily after a nap on the windowsill.
The early morning meeting caused everyone to yawn at least once.
Despite the breathtaking scenery, the tedious tour guide made everyone yawn on the bus.
Despite the interesting topic, some students have yawned in class.
The employee has been yawning due to lack of sleep before the important presentation.
By the end of the dull presentation, the attendees will have yawned discreetly.
As the boring meeting progresses, she will have been yawning discreetly.
He has yawned, feeling drowsy, after watching the lengthy movie.
The futuristic sci-fi novel's gripping narrative left no room for a yawn.
After the tedious meeting, everyone will have yawned at least once.
Having stayed up late studying, Sarah had been yawning during the important exam.
By the end of the challenging hike, the exhausted climbers will be yawning, craving a rest.
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