Examples of 'who can not' in a sentence
Meaning of "who can not"
who can not: Indicates individuals or entities that are unable to perform a specific action or task
How to use "who can not" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
who can not
Who can not sell its product.
I heard him who can not cry.
He who can not ride shall creep.
And those who can not pay.
Who can not use this app.
The wise is he who can not know.
Those who can not go to the coach.
We are in charge of anyone who can not enter.
Someone who can not handle this.
Together for those who can not.
A person who can not distinguish an object.
But got no one who can not.
One who can not sleep anymore.
Help the one who can not.
Men who can not take a product.
See also
He is uninterested in a woman who can not cook.
He is a person who can not refuse a request.
Who can not conceive of evolution and.
For people who can not do without it.
Who can not relax and rest.
For those who can not love.
Who can not be taken for granted.
People who can not love.
Who can not take a risk.
Here we have people who can not be exposed.
Who can not stand to see me.
There are people who can not have children.
Who can not practice yoga.
Protect those who can not protect themselves.
Who can not even read and write.
Signs of a species who can not think clearly.
Who can not seem to give.
I am the only one who can not understand.
Who can not take everyone.
I care for men who can not get up.
Who can not make use of this solution.
For people who can not fly doors.
I am sure there is always something who can not do.
Those who can not afford passage.
Tell us if there is something who can not eat.
Those who can not stand the fit.
I am a former girlfriend who can not stand anymore.
You who can not resist.
Confused by murders of those who can not speak.
Children who can not sit up unaided can.
My sympathies and condolences to those who can not.
That guy who can not come tonight.
It is also a way to travel for those who can not.
Those who can not walk.
Passengers with limited mobility who can not exit.
