The deserted tiller was lashed; which accounted for the vessel's yawing.

Bellis grew used to the city's yawing, the skyline that shifted and jostled.

A lumbering old lighter with a yawing derrick passed close aboard.

She was yawing wildly, nearly hitting the side of the bay.

She headed nearly due south, yawing, of course, all the time.

The awning swept up beneath them, tilting and yawing as James completely lost control.

Kind where the nose yawing towards the right side you would apply left rudder.

She was yawing about erratically, now this way, now that.

The body language said he was yawing close to violence, which was fine by me.

The corvette danced, pitching and yawing with increasing amplitudes.

The ship was yawing, though, and that saved us.

Yaw about while you may, my hearties, I'll do the yawing after the anchor's up.

Two heavy flat-boats ploughed alongside of his; deep in the bows and yawing their sterns ludicrously.

Should it succeed in doing this, the rolling and yawing will render its aim very uncertain.

There's only so much keeling (not to mention yawing) that an audience can take.

Or a yawing hole in a battered head-