whoever ** , auch: whoso old use

Although whoever needed to was able to get a hold of me.

Whoever gets on the floor is going to do a great job.

Only those two and whoever happened to be President at the time.

Whoever had he seen among the People with such hands!

The rest of these can go their own ways, whoever they are.

Whoever had put them together knew what he was doing.

Or, maybe, they would have to deal with whoever shot her first?

Whoever had nearly run her off the road was long gone.

Whoever takes the job will have his hands full, though.

Whoever was trying to get in, could not open the door.

Come or go at your own will, bring whoever you like.

I want to see more of her, whoever she is.

Whoever did the job, they left nothing of their own.

Whoever the other boy was, he had been left behind.

Whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken from him.

What Rather said would be true whoever his father was.

He, and whoever had been inside him at the end.

Let whoever found him figure out how he had died.

Whoever had tried to break in seemed to have gone.

Whoever saw him first got the attention of the others at the table.

Whoever else might be close could hear just as well.

Whoever else wanted to talk to her would just have to call again later.

They tried so much to bring us down, whoever did this.

Whoever had done this knew exactly what they were looking for.

Along with whoever they had decided to put in there.