Sentence examples for boss time from inspiring English sources

Squealing "Mr Grimsdale!" to his despairing boss time and again, he also coined a catchphrase that would enter comedy history.

Mr. Carney's former boss, Time magazine's managing editor, Richard Stengel, said of him, "I never had any evidence one way or another what his political leanings are".

"You don't want to give your boss time to prepare for this conversation.

But consider this: Instead of goofing around during your boss' time off, try making the most of the peace and quiet that comes when he or she isn't peering over your shoulder or giving you more assignments.

Respect your boss' time; do not stand at his or her desk chattering away when clearly they are busy.

Flatter them by acknowledging that you understand that your boss' time is precious and that he or she has plenty of more important things to be attending to than moderating what you should be getting right as a manager.

In case you're wondering that's your boss times 100.

Dr Mark Porter, chair of the BMA's council, said the association was giving NHS bosses time to plan for the event of a junior doctor strike.

EARLIER this week the Sunday Times reported a contretemps in the guidebook world, with Tony Elliott, the boss of Time Out, attacking the BBC over its ownership of Lonely Planet.

The rivalry between the two Glaswegian managers dates back to the mid-1980s when Dalglish was Reds boss first time around.

"I told this boss one time, 'You fire me, and I'll punch you in the face,"' he says.