who'll
Americancontraction
Usage
See contraction.
Example Sentences
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It promises a one-off sum equivalent to £15,000 to anyone who'll sign up to fight in Ukraine.
From BBC
"I'm not overly attached to the bass but it would be nice if it went to someone who'll play it rather than shut it in a vault. It plays really well," the musician said.
From BBC
“Who’ll be next? What will those people do next?” they wondered.
From Literature
Your friendly columnists Mark Z. Barabak and Anita Chabria have surveyed the field, weighed the odds, pondered California’s long history and concluded ... they have absolutely no clue what will happen in the June 2 primary, much less who’ll take the oath of office come next January.
From Los Angeles Times
“Oh, all sorts! In commercial riverine fisheries, the precious-metal industry, the agricultural sector for assorted specializations like cash-cropping or animal husbandry—it all depends what’s available and what you’re best suited for! I have associates who’ll be happy to find the best placement for your skill set.”
From Literature
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