Sentence examples for whole who from inspiring English sources

We're letting go with this one of the whole 'Who am I?

The same applies to the team as a whole, who must forget the trauma they suffered that day, which many believe cost them the championship.

It is a weakness with voters as a whole, who are regaled each winter with tales of crises and waiting lists.

A likely response to this particular tantrum is the same one that used to be applied to TV criticism as a whole: Who cares?

A handful of baby marshmallows gave a supple pull to the whole; who can resist a marshmallow melted just out of sight?

Perhaps now that Swift has fully embraced the pop life she won't do the whole "Who, me?" act when her name gets called.

Nine girls preceded Body-as-a-Whole who was unclad.

After nine girls, there came the Body-as-a-Whole who was unclad.

On Monday, Sharapova will still be the reigning French Open champion, will still remember that tournament officials announced her as runner-up at the championship ceremony, will still hear the Russian national anthem that played once they got that whole who-won-thing sorted out.

Emma: I will say that the way Hannah handled the whole who-was-going-to-move-in-with-her thing was not good.

"It must be the whole team who say 'we cannot play without our captain' as the captain was representing the whole squad.