Sentence examples for boss class from inspiring English sources

We may be wary of the hated boss class.

In appointing the boss class of 2011, company boards appear to have made two big bets.

The Labour boss class - though in opposition to the Thatcher government of the day - were furious.

Everywhere the split between staff and the "boss class" is ­becoming more marked.

First Clegg, now Cameron: the boss class is under the cosh this month.

Too many in the boss class were in favour for him to throw his weight unambiguously behind the EU.

Eager to make some extra income off students who often have more money than talent, numerous film schools now offer "boss classes" for these Johnny-come-latelys. "There are many of these 'boss' types getting into movies these days.

People are against the boss-class, but if you kill business leaders, there won't be any jobs".

Those who commission programmes for the boss-class of women commit the most specious of all the intellectual crimes intrinsic to reality TV, of thinking production superfluous.

That proved useful during the Solidarity era, when he advised the opposition trade union's leaders in their talks with the communist boss-class.

They have in common three things with their boss-class comrades: epistemic authority on a particular subject; a desire to evangelise about it; and a compliant commissioning editor.