" And yawns and yawns again — "it is both absurd and luxurious.
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A female jaguar yawns at the Montgomery Zoo in Alabama.
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Abdalla yawns, then quickly gulps down a cup of coffee.
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Time is measured by his visits, his winks, his yawns.
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However, their attempts were only met with more big bear yawns.
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But at the top of British politics, a vacuum yawns wide.
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Dressed in a pink designer huipil, the 25 year old yawns.
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If the selection elicits yawns, Spring will try some different options.
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"Sorry, the kitchen is a bit messy," yawns the 21-year-old.
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Whether your deep breaths come out as yawns is somewhat uncontrollable, though.
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From cheers to yawns, Obama's eighth address was a night to remember.
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We're well into the third hour, and I have seen some yawns.
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Across the country, women's college hockey has drawn more yawns than anything.
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Peat is harvested from bogs, watery mires where the earth yawns open.
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"Longer and/or [more] powerful yawns should provide greater physiological effects," Gallup said.
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But a gulf yawns between the rich and the rest when they fly.
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She stretches on the bed, like a huge cat, and then she yawns.
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When she walks in the Noisey office, she yawns before she manages a hello.
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To test that idea, he and his colleagues timed yawns captured in YouTube videos.
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Ms. Monroe gets into position and yawns, while the cinematographer sets up the camera.
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If a driver yawns three times, an alarm will go off, media has reported.
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I loved her tiny yawns and delicious toes — and dreaded the end of my leave.
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In late 1989, a purported Trumpian raid on American Airlines inspired mostly yawns and giggles.
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It detects a number of different factors, including head nods, eye blinks and even yawns.
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Between yawns the two send tweets and check emails, but mostly they wait for 9 am.
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I caught quite a few yawns and watched as people gathered around the free coffee dispensers.
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Paak yawns lyrics explicitly about driving around LA with tinted windows, which seems extremely on brand.
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In 2013, his first book of poetry, "Anonymous Intimacy," was published, drawing mostly yawns from Brazilians.
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The dancing bear yawns grandly, maneuvering on the ball until he is flat on his belly.
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In the privacy of his limo, though, he stifled a few yawns on the late afternoon ride.
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He seemed tired, trying to hide his yawns as speaker after speaker called him lion, king, emperor.
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The connection to brain weight and neuron numbers wasn't simply a matter of big jaws producing longer yawns.
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After midnight, some folks decide to stay and practice, but I give into the yawns and Grab home.
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POLICEMEN clutching battered AK-47s stifle yawns in the hot sun outside the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi.
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Ten years after EA Spouse, articles about the unethical practices of large (and small) companies elicit only yawns.
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If he yawns, gags or puts a pen in his mouth, he can fool his brain a bit.
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I also try on another set: a boxy pale green skirt suit that yawns away from my body.
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Gorillas, camels, horses, lions, walruses, and African elephants all have shorter average yawns than people, despite their larger jaws.
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What's more likely is that we use yawns as a way to cool down our brains, Dr. Gallup said.
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As the hour grew later, several senators were struggling to keep their eyes open and yawns became more frequent.
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The ideological divide between the two major parties now yawns wider than at any other point in living memory.
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The hood of a car yawns open in awe, men's heads peer in its lion's mouth seeking their share.
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It was an hour or so into Chasm when my yawns and pauses to check Twitter suggested a problem: boredom.
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"Yawns receive little attention because they seem insignificant," says Andrew Gallup, PhD, an assistant professor of psychology at SUNY Oneonta.
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That's the opening weekend box office gap that yawns between The Divergent Series: Allegiant and either of its two predecessors.
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They are silhouetted against the almost cloudless sky and the red dress worn by the woman yawns in the breeze.
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Toward the end of the five-hour vigil, around midnight, I noticed one or two stifled yawns, but nothing much.
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In another scene, a feisty feline stretches and yawns in front of a street art stencil criticizing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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We exchanged pleasantries and yawns over much-needed coffee as he started to tell me about his plans for the future.
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But there were audible yawns as The Young Karl Marx plodded through its two hour run-time, my own among them.
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Although Dr. Gallup says there's no consensus about what that function might be, we do know that yawns can be contagious.
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They "received my theory of Kremlin barn burning with yawns of conspicuous boredom, oozing wispy blank stares," he wrote to himself.
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In those spare hours between the nightclubs' close and the first yawns of the real world, the streets are empty corridors.
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And there yawns a great analytical divide between aides who serve Mr Trump today and veterans of previous talks with North Korea.
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If a dog is lying on the couch by itself and licks its lips or yawns, it is most likely not stress.
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"My baby and me after nap time," Jackson wrote in the photo she shared that shows her hugging Eissa while he yawns.
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In one work they struggle to carry him, as he yawns widely, wearing only underwear with a monogrammed "T" — a giant baby.
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In the same way, "sexist caught in sexism scandal" is a headline that excites little more than yawns from those with long memories.
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Add the trend towards "assortative mating", when high-achievers marry other high-achievers, and the gap between elite and working-class families yawns.
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The kind of desire Li discovered with her second husband, with its "somersaults of excitement and yawns of blissful fatigue," was an awakening.
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It also yawns between the thrill of this production when it sings and its perversely melodramatic flatness when it's behaving like a traditional play.
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Conference rooms usually induce yawns, literally and metaphorically, but Spalter loves the white-walled room where he and his team will hash out new features.
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Conference rooms usually induce yawns, literally and metaphorically, but Spalter loves the white-walled room where he and his team will hash out new features.
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The deficit still yawns, voters are sick of austerity and, amid a Conservative civil war, many of Mr Hammond's own side want rid of him.
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Nearly every wedding planner can tell stories of the maid-of-honor who listed off inside jokes with the bride, as the audience stifled yawns.
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A silence always yawns beneath the chatter, and as an actor, Mr. Moran makes sure we acknowledge and respect what is unspoken and perhaps undefinable.
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But dump a viewer into a one-on-one VR scene with a character they're supposed to interact with organically, and the uncanny valley yawns open.
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Although such arcane rule changes likely cause eye-rolling and yawns among many, these important steps remove harmful regulations from the previous administration that hurt consumers.
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A large casino emerges on the left, and then, just north of an overpass for migrating wildlife, the land yawns open to reveal a spectacular landscape.
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Second, a generational gap now yawns between Republican women who are over 65 and those under 603, the cohort least hostile to #MeToo within the Republican Party.
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All three leads are sensational (Yeun turns yawns and soft laughter into nightmares), giving performances that retain a sense of mystery that dovetails with the movie's ambiguity.
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The gap between the online universe of adolescents and adults yawns wide, experts said, and adults can be slow to learn about students' exposure to extreme material.
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In the photo posted Friday, Teigen, 30, and husband, John Legend, 37, share an intimate moment from a hospital bed, while their daughter yawns from her mother's chest.
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By the time the sun has risen, a surge of corporate crusaders has already taken to the treadmills, logging miles before lesser humans have taken their first yawns.
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Previous research has shown that primates could "catch" yawning, but this was the first study to show that human yawns are possibly contagious to domestic dogs as well.
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The same seems to be true for humans - I find it fun to watch people in meetings to see who yawns contagiously as a gauge of relationship quality.
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But so far, it's playing out a bit like the Access Hollywood tapes where Trump boasted to Billy Bush about groping women: Washington freaks and Trump Country yawns.
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Dominick Rubio, 7, yawns as his father, Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio, conducts a town hall meeting at Mary A. Fisk Elementary School in Salem, N.H. on Thursday.
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Well, unless we ask the illusionist himself, we won't know for sure, but it could be Greta Kline's soft, fluttering vocals, like sleepy, sorrowful yawns from the bedroom.
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In the video — published on YouTube by Batzilla the Bat, a user that only publishes baby bat videos — the bat yawns and covers its mouth with its right wing.
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Its explicit aim is to bring about in your child — through the sedative effects of repetition, through extreme dullness, through strategically staged yawns — a state of narrative-induced anesthesia.
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In April, the company announced that it would be cutting back on limited-edition drinks by "nearly 30 percent", including those technicolor yawns it's put into plastic Frappuccino cups.
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It is a struggle over the sort of voter who simply yawns at grunting caveman obsessions about who is part of the tribe; about who belongs and who does not.
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It was the end of a long, cold day, the news headlines both depressing and alarming, and my neighbor met my eyes as we stifled yawns at the same time.
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It probably helped that Kubrick was just a kid, so instead of inducing yawns, these magazine perennials struck him as novelties, and he in turn brought something fresh to them.
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Last night when Rebel Wilson came out and the scene where she yawns and puts her tail in her mouth and the entire room laughed, that was a huge thing.
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The gripes range from a woman who stuffs her fingers in her boyfriend's mouth when he yawns, to a slow-walker, and a guy who makes horrible noises when he eats.
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The other weird thing about yawns is that some people say they're contagious, and one study even found that empathetic people are more likely to yawn after seeing someone else do it.
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The distance between Dani and her loved ones yawns, vast and unbridgeable by any of her various devices, and no one around her is someone she feels she can really lean on.
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What we have seen is that across primates individuals will yawn in response to others yawning - but the likelihood of them yawning is linked to their relationship with the individual who yawns.
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One more hall of mirrors yawns, this time linked to the attempted murder of a former Russian spy and his daughter with deadly nerve agents in the southern English city of Salisbury.
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The car has a small front trunk, and the rear glass yawns open to accept a second suitcase (passers-by can see through the glass, so make it the better-looking bag).
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While Mercedes celebrated their 50th one-two finish, fans around the world could be excused for stifling their yawns after a race that staked a solid claim for most boring of the year.
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" As he rehearsed the boys, there were stifled yawns here and there as they worked on psalm settings from the Anglican liturgy, passages from Schubert's Mass in G and Mozart's "Ave Verum Corpus.
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Whereas the movie jerked tears and evoked laughs, too — many provided by Jack Nicholson, who also won an Oscar as Aurora's ornery bedmate, Garrett (Jeb Brown) — the stage adaptation more often evokes yawns.
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Theresa May's Brexit negotiations with the European Union (EU) are going very, very wrong and there is speculation that the U.K. could be heading for a snap election — cue eyerolls and yawns nationwide.
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But if you need some night-owl pointers for those special nights when you decide to go out, ahead are some ways to survive without being that jerk attempting to swallow yawns at the club.
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At last, on a ridgeline a mile distant, the snow leopard (shan in Ladahki) slowly lifts its head, yawns, shifts slightly to find a more comfortable position on the exposed boulder, and lays back down.
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The second season packed the crew into a giant plane to fly around the world and hunt down a variety of mythical creatures, ranging from a sabertooth tiger to a sloth whose yawns caused earthquakes.
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And you may also, after stifling your yawns, hope that the next time you see Naomi Watts it's in a movie that plays to her strengths and doesn't treat her or the audience so contemptuously.
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One experiment found a connection between empathy and "contagious yawning" -- that phenomenon when someone in the room yawns, and that, in turn, makes you yawn -- so the dogs started yawning when a human was yawning nearby.
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All but ignored and overlooked during the tournament run-up, the Springbok buddies are the event's best sleeper picks, a perfect term for the unassuming pair, who mostly generate yawns from fans in the Northern Hemisphere.
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They are angered by a global elite they see flitting from business to politics and back again, unaccountable to anyone, as economic inequality yawns ever wider (though the picture is more complex than that: see chart 210).
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But here, with an older, more sedate presence in Edward Zwick, the film has the empty sheen of a quick in-and-out cash grab, a movie insisting that it's a franchise while the audience yawns indifferently.
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"One theory is that there's a mechanism in our brain to mirror what other people are doing, so when someone else yawns and then we want to, it may just be us mirroring them," Dr. Barone said.
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The NFL suspended 3 in connection with the Myles Garrett-Mason Rudolph melee, but people are appalled that the Steelers QB got off scot-freeOdell Beckham Jr and Jarvis Landry trolled Mike Tomlin by celebrating big plays with yawns
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Because despite the yawns, skepticism and class clown behavior I initially encountered, I was reminded with each session that many of the students in the room didn't have the basic education about rape that I was there to offer.
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To the left, the Tsavo East National Park presents the sort of flat, yellow plains that giraffes are silhouetted against on postcards of Africa, while on the right the Tsavo West National Park yawns open, Mount Kilimanjaro visible in the distance.
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Though the chasm between Kara's normal life and her not-so-normal powers yawns ever wider over the course of four issues, Tamaki and Jones never forget that she is still a kid with chores, school, and friends to text.
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The tired yarn that Trump sits at the center of an out of control "deep state" hellbent on bringing him down has now become quaint, eliciting yawns and eye-rolls from the national security professionals I am frequently in contact with.
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If Trump gives Blagojevich clemency and the political system yawns (or briefly protests and then moves on to the next thing), it could be less of a stretch for him to pardon Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, or Michael Flynn later.
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People who are more empathic are believed to be more easily influenced to yawn by others' yawns; brain imaging studies have shown that when humans watch other people yawn, brain areas known to be involved in social function are activated.
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One was I loved doing magazines and newspapers, which I would distribute to great yawns and eye rolls to neighbors and to friends of my parents who would dutifully stuff them in their pack and I'm sure never read them again.
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But re-wearing the same rotation of pretty pieces sure loses its allure when you have the looks down pat: A floral fit-and-flare plus neutral, yet trusty, wedges and a denim jacket incites a few sartorial yawns when put on repeat.
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But on the heels of news breaking on Sunday about former National Security Adviser John Bolton saying he has firsthand knowledge that Trump did in fact make that linkage, evidence of a corrupt quid pro quo is suddenly being met with yawns.
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This two-character piece, which slyly evolves from a satirical sketch into an existential mystery, was staged to critical yawns at the National Theater in 2008, when it was generally concluded that "Ache" was indeed meant to be heard and not seen.
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As their moment in the limelight began to fade, Echo, Pierre and Ryu let out a harmony of yawns and curled up on the carpet of the terminal floor, seemingly soothed by the ambient noise of celebrity gossip around them— they are LA dogs, after all.
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So — and I guess here's when the cat yawns and stretches and thinks, "Fine, yeah, I suppose I'll go after this mouse now with this shot in the dark" — Alice calls the Trib and plants an obit she thinks could motivate Ben to become a brand-new man again.
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For the popular "I Am …" series of graphic novel biographies of historical figures, which he illustrates and which are written by Brad Meltzer, and for his own projects, like a forthcoming children's book, "The Yawns Are Coming," Mr. Eliopoulos uses a hybrid of freehand digital lettering, eschewing his library of fonts.
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On the 10-minute "Special Long Version Demo" he works with a vocalist for the first time (Sue Tompkins formerly of Life Without Buildings) to craft a machinic monster that stutters and yawns as if constructed from broken servos, chipped gears, and rusty pistons that might otherwise power a footwork track.
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If forced to pinpoint the moment I became an evangelist for Zoo — CBS's animal uprising drama that refuses to quit or make a single lick of sense — it'd have to be when Renegade Zoologist Jackson Oz slapped a man across the face and hissed, "Where's the sloth?" in the hopes of finding a creature whose yawns sparked devastating earthquakes.
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"I have to tell you, it is shocking to me that the president can fire the FBI director out of left field, ostensibly for his handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation, something that arguably got Trump elected, but more likely because of the Russian probe, and the stock market just yawns in response," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The fuzzy drones—presumably from a guitar, but also possibly synthesized, you never really know with these guys—recall the pillowy comforts of a number of shoegaze-leaning ambient acts, like Jefre Cantu-Ledesma's distorted yawns or the gauze-and-steel-wool guitar entanglements of that great High Aura'd and Mike Shiflet album from a few years ago.
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Girls Go Missing, and Washington's Racial Divide Yawns Wider Nebraska May Stanch One Town's Flow of Beer to Its Vulnerable Neighbors Lacking E.M.T.s, an Aging Maine Turns to Immigrants Bill Minor, Journalist Who Was Called Conscience of Mississippi, Dies at 94 Roger Wilkins, Champion of Civil Rights, Dies at 85 'Zoot Suit' Draws Crowds and Decked-Out Fans in Los Angeles
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There are old men with their belongings piled at their feet; women pushing strollers around the room to keep babies quiet; photographers with heavy sweaters and beards mumbling to each other and packing tripods up early; guys with official-seeming blue blazers and lapel pins covering their mouths with their entire stretched palm to hide big yawns that make them look like lions about to nap.
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Salena Zito: That 'birther' thing: The media erupts while Main Street yawns Zito is one of the very few pundits and writers out there who grasped the reason why voters in "Flyover Country" were willing to overlook Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's many controversial statements and actions during the campaign.
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