yawningly造句

• The West is yawningly and dangerously used to the idea.
• But the rest of the chairs remained yawningly empty.
• Between moonballs and slow slices, Martinez played a defensive match that was yawningly tedious.
• Admittedly, the process has turned out to be yawningly slow, each stage behind schedule.
• Most fortunately, Eastwood couldn't bring the puck back under control, to hit the yawningly empty net.
• It won't surprise me if Holyfield-Lewis II is as yawningly tiresome as Holyfield-Lewis I.
• Ultimately, though, the script is so crammed with forced taboo-breaking jokes that they become yawningly expected and impotent.
• Without their Nash rambler, and with an NBC regional audience watching, the Mavericks looked yawningly tired and woefully out of sync.
• It's basically a morality tale that teaches the yawningly obvious lesson that removing your clothes for a living can have unpleasant consequences.
• Knife-sharp double-face cashmere pants were lean and provocative, but paired with navy peacoats or knee-brushing shapeless skirts, they were yawningly unassuming.
• For Chris William from the " Los Angeles Times " the " hewing yawningly close to the period-piece originals " are Gin Blossoms, Anthrax, Extreme and the Lemonheads.
• "That France win over Brazil was spectacular, " said Kupchak, as we yawningly watched a team from China beat an American aggregation before fewer than 100 spectators . . ..
• On one level, the department's celebrity _ particularly with the arrival of the philosopher and author Cornel West from Princeton in 1994 and the sociologist and policy guru William Julius Wilson from the University of Chicago this fall _ is a yawningly predictable case of the rich getting richer.
• Todd McCarthy of " The Hollywood Reporter " felt that " it's cloaked in yawningly familiar teen-romance terms and cries out for even a little seasoning of wit, irreverence, political smarts and genre twists that, given the well-trod terrain, seem like requisites when presenting visions of the near future ."