yawner造句

• Even the eventual sex scenes are yawners.
• Each team selects its best yawner.
• More often, they're 40-8 yawners where the clock never seems to move.
• In the hype that is sure to precede the main event, this yawner will get lost.
• That is why people are still talking about what a yawner the Mariners opener was on Monday.
• It was a big-time yawner, enough to make a spectator dash off for afternoon tea.
• As for Coke Olympic City, where fans pay $ 13 admittance, that was a yawner too.
• A few years ago, a " telephone " trade show would have been a yawner.
• Here, " Gin and Juice II " is an orchestrated yawner complete with timpani rolls.
• And on top of that, Southern Mississippi will make potato pancakes out of Idaho in a yawner.
• The solution to the mystery turns out to be a yawner that doesn't bear much scrutiny.
• Two goals within 98 seconds in the first period turned a usually stressful division contest into a yawner.
• Internet TV was a big yawner for most Americans last year, but manufacturers are revving up new offerings.
• Not 10-page yawners about some minor-league hockey player growing up on a farm in Manitoba.
• Sounds like a yawner, and it won't get much attention deep in the Saturday TV ghetto.
• They cheered when he hit his shot with two seconds left, charging the otherwise yawner of a game.
• After putting on their jammies, yawners are placed in a circle of well-rested judges and start yawning.
• Often the plebiscites are yawners, heavy with local minutiae and ignored by 93 percent or so of the electorate.
• But he must calibrate between picking a yawner and springing a surprise so shocking that his choice might seem rash.
• On paper, this one looked like a yawner and it often seemed Utah would make short work of it.