Sentence examples for any who from inspiring English sources

The phrase "any who" is not considered correct or standard English.
If you want to use a similar phrase in a sentence, you should use "anywho." Example: Anywho, I think we should move on to the next topic.

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Or, as she puts it to me, for "any who need one".

I don't know any who are a danger to society.

Any who disapprove hold their tongues, aware they are outnumbered.

I don't know any who have hurt another human being.

Any who refused would have their unemployment benefits cut.

And you won't find any who understand Mandarin.

One idea is to ask the customer, and to turn down any who cannot explain themselves.

Any who do so now may find the oaths haunting them in the courts.

The French and any who follow could be challenged by European regulators.

And the Lord put a mark on Cain, lest any who found him should attack him.

He promised that any who were caught would be criminally prosecuted.

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