Sentence examples for boss line from inspiring English sources

She offered as an example "a 'Cake Boss' line of products with Buddy Valastro," the dessert king in the series on the company's TLC channel.

She offers as another example "a 'Cake Boss' line of products with Buddy Valastro," who is the dessert king in the title of the series on the TLC channel, which is also part of Discovery Communications.

During a confirmation hearing with the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday, Dr. Dean Winslow broke with his boss' line on guns, telling the panel how nonsensical it is for people to be able to purchase semi-automatic rifles like the one used by the shooter at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas.

One Wednesday in February at Veronica's, the boss lined up shot glasses on the bar, opened a bottle of tequila and passed it down the line to her 14 employees.

(Watson's "brain" is 10 racks of IBM servers in Yorktown Heights, New York; the idea isn't to replicate that brain on each phone, but rather to make an app that would draw upon that brain's computational power). The idea is for Watson not to be a generalized personal assistant like Siri, but to be a specialized one the way real personal assistants often gain expertise in their bosses' line of work.

You might think that an army of bosses lining up behind Mr Romney would help him convince voters that he can revive the economy.

Shocked HSBC bosses lined up to say they knew nothing about these shenanigans at the time – and hardly anyone doubted their claims.

European politicians and multinational bosses lined up to warn Theresa May the UK's exit from the European Union will be fraught with difficulty, as the prime minister flew out to deliver her "global Britain" message to business leaders in Davos.

She is beautiful, of course, and lonely, and not a little lost, spending the better part of her first Sundays in the city watching the chauffeured limousines of Mafia bosses, "lined up like bars of obsidian-black soap," clogging the street in front of her Little Italy tenement.

During the recent presidential campaign, a slew of entertainment bosses lined up to give money to Hillary Clinton, including Barry Diller, Haim Saban and ICM Partners' Chris Silbermann.

Anonymous, New Jersey Boring boss on Line 2! Unfortunately, our paychecks prevent us from pulling the plug on conversations that our bosses really want to have — especially in this economy, with layoffs looming large.