Sentence examples for be boss at from inspiring English sources

They'll buy that first day as up-stocks attract cash While the insiders prepare to make their last dash Mason will get his chance to be boss At a big public company, come profit or loss And all will be well on The Street named Wall As the bankers await Mr. Zuckerberg's call – Downtown Josh Brown, October 30th 2011 Read Also: The Netflix and the Blockbuster by Lewis Carroll (TRB)        .

William Hootie Johnsonon, then the club chairman, insisted the club would not be bossed "at the point of a bayonet".

Jordan Schaps was the young Mr. Lauren's boss at New York.

Henry Otero's boss at the post office, where he is a letter carrier, wanted him to work yesterday.

Frank Casey, Mr Markopolos's boss at Rampart (who is a delight to watch on screen), describes him as "a lovable, affable, geek".

The salesman's boss at his old firm was a trader who in matters of personal finance preached extreme risk aversion.

On Monday morning, the writer's boss at the Biltmore Hotel, Mr. Carey, told him that he'd have a very important job as a houseman.

In one of the finer performances of her lengthening career, Serena imperiously showed Victoria Azarenka who was boss, at least on grass this year, with a 6-2, 6-3 victory.

Mr Havelange was Mr Blatter's boss at FIFA for many years, and according to the Zen-Ruffinen report he has continued to benefit from unauthorised payments from FIFA's coffers.

But if he was really that out of control then why not go the whole hog and strip Sir Tom McKillop, the RBS chairman and Mr Goodwin's boss at the time, of his knighthood, too?

Revelers included Michael R. Milken, the junk-bond pioneer and Mr. Black's boss at Drexel Burnham Lambert in the 1980s; Julian H. Robertson Jr., the hedge fund investor; Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs; and Mr. Schwarzman, head of Blackstone Group.