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1. Far up the west rim of the canyon, a coyote yipped twice.

2. This brought Mrs Jackson up yipping like a little terrier, for like me she followed her husband West.

3. At night coyotes emerge to yip and yowl, raising their vocal flag proclaiming wilderness still holds territory deep within the city.

4. The slow, languid monologue was followed by yips, then by barks, and more howls.

5. To avoid the yips he changed his style of putting.

6. Generally speaking, in william Yips poetry, tradition and modernity are melted in one furnace and magnificence and gracefulness are shining on each other.

7. The term "Yips" in golf means the involuntary tremors on wrist, knuckles and thew. It could cause the professional golf players to miss on a fateful putting.

8. But it is really the yips. Mind affects body, technique fails, little things go wrong and make a big difference.

9. His high, pure tenor was shot through with the little yips and sighs he had learnt from Diana Ross.

10. The one who took the dishpan, of course, " replied the Frogman, and hearing this all the Yips nodded their heads gravely and said to one another".

11. The scandals Tiger Woods created for himself is enough to give any golfer the yips, yet alone the greatest golfer the sport has ever seen.

12. The thought is enough to give Chelsea's title rivals the yips.

13. In the "Zheng Concerto" the players are not only playing their own instruments, but also contributing stomps, yips, yells sighs and hand-slaps[sentencedict.com/yips.html], sometimes in imitation of Eastern instruments.

14. But minutes later, as your pet dog wags his tail and yips his welcome, your symptoms of depression lift.