Sentence examples for with a who from inspiring English sources

James looked at me for the first time, a look of puzzlement combined with a "Who is this guy" expression.

You can try to downplay how quickly the indicator stick turned blue with a "who knows?" shrug.

I was relieved to read on the New Zealand Herald website that the All Blacks were going into the final with a "who dares wins" attitude.

We pulled out of the station, and the people waiting on the opposite platform grinned at me with a "Who is she?" expression on their faces.

Ejected from the Yankees' 8-5 loss along with his manager, Joe Torre, Hernández did not even bother with a "Who, me?" expression.

A key step forward in the understanding of the health effects of NOx came with a WHO report in 2013, which indicated for the first time that the chemicals were dangerous by themselves and were not simply an irritating accompaniment.

The night started with a "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" style quiz, although it could have been called "Who Wants to Eat Coconut Nougat?" Prizes came not in dollars, but in bite-size Colombian candies called Supercocos.

A man who sleeps with a woman who is menstruating will be cut off.

Still, Man U fans reacted to the news with a who-needs-them disdain.

The lab sought help from WHO and other BSL-4 labs on 17 May, followed by a conference call the next day with a WHO-recommended doctor.

This analysis demonstrates that a higher proportion of patients achieve favourable outcomes and have lower mortality when treated with delamanid for at least 6 months in combination with a WHO-recommended OBR.