Sentence examples for its yawning from inspiring English sources

U.S. sales would generate hard currency that Samsung could use to whack at its yawning debt as it set about reshaping the company.

With its yawning absence of psychological complexity, the connect-the-dots script allows for little else.

That would persuade other lenders that Egypt was creditworthy enough to obtain billions more in additional loans needed to meet its yawning deficit.

The recession — with its yawning gap between the bonus class on the one hand and the foreclosed upon and newly jobless on the other — is changing that.

Starting with a 1981 accord that set a ceiling on imports of Japanese vehicles, the United States tried for much of that decade to close its yawning trade deficit with Japan through voluntary export restraints.

There is simply no scenario in which the United States will close its yawning deficits exclusively with cuts to popular social programs: One can imagine such a world only by imagining the Democratic Party and all its various constituencies out of existence entirely.

In Fleay's historic film footage of the last captive thylacine, the thylacine is seen seated, walking around the perimeter of its enclosure, yawning (exposing its impressive gape), sniffing the air, scratching itself (in the same manner as would a dog), and lying down.

An icebox, its door yawning open.

But Chevy continues to aim too low with its yawn-inducing styling.

Below the monastery, a stream flowed directly out of the rock of the mountain — the rock appeared to yawn, and from its yawn a stream poured out.

Now that the global financial system's belly-flop has become Topic A, the mainstream media has stifled its yawns and is digging in ferociously.