Sentence examples for who a from inspiring English sources

'who a' is not correct or usable in written English
It is not a complete phrase and does not make sense. To make a complete sentence, you would need to add more words. For example, you could say: "Who are the people attending the meeting?"

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Q: Initially you are selling to who? A: To commercial segments.

TechCrunch

Stats frame who a player is.

The New York Times - Magazine

"I listened to the Who a lot".

The New York Times

Who A 22-year-old from Birmingham.

The Guardian - Music

It matters very much who a child's peers are.

The New York Times

"We decide who a diplomat is," Munter explained.

The New Yorker

And who knows who a disabled orphan will become?

The New York Times

They didn't even know who a minister was".

The New Yorker

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A man who drives a bus along.

The New Yorker

A nurse who became a philosopher.

The New York Times

A brother who's a total loser?

Independent

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