who'll

[hool]

1. contraction of who will or who shall: Who'll mind the store?

who'll

/ huːl /

contraction

1. who will or who shall

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“And even if I need to say goodbye to her … again … I know I have people I can lean on. People who’ll always give me hope, no matter what.”

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‘It’s the wildest one in the litter who’ll be leader of the pack someday.’

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The “Top Gun 2: Maverick” star, who’ll next be appearing in the movie “Eternity,” gave a solid performance, appearing in nearly every sketch, including the cold open and two pre-recorded videos.

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It identifies homes that will likely vote Democratic in the mayoral race, so they can focus on people who’ll be most receptive to their pitch for Mamdani.

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“Why not let the people here stay? They’re already working. Deporting them is horrible. And then to bring people to replace them? The people who’ll come will have no rights other than to come and get kicked out at the will of the government.“

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