| One's feet were cold and the uncertainty of everything made one yawny but not sleepy. |
| I'd go back, though, to cover the table with charcuterie and salads, then cover it again with cheese, dispensing with the yawny main courses altogether. |
| But shortly after midnight the giddy revellers begun to thin out and the girl waiters got yawny. |
| I was getting very yawny myself, but they kept pressing coffee on me. |
| Instinctively with his first yawny return to consciousness he reached back under his pillow for Cornelia's letter. |
| On a humid September morning, thirty-five of us, heat-anesthetized and yawny, busied ourselves by scratching our names into the desk tops with house keys. |
