Sentence examples for easiest boss from inspiring English sources
Easiest boss battle ever!
Bandos is the easiest boss, and gives you the least valuable drops.
Lady Jean called the Queen Mother "an easy boss to work for" and was by her side when she had surgery, as well as when such nasty details as money had to be addressed on shopping expeditions.
Other criticism included predictable and easy boss battles, and "a much smaller explorable area and somewhat less compelling map design".
Much of the praise went to the game's graphics, control and music, with major criticisms varying between the trial-and-error gameplay, lack of level variety, easy boss levels and lack of innovation.
How to manage up to one: Abbajay maintains that Advancers are actually fairly easy bosses to please, because their expectations are so predictable.
That makes it more pragmatic but also less easy to boss about from the centre.
Mr Olver, grim-faced and flanked by 10 glum directors including the chief executive, Ian King, and the non-executive Harriet Green (who surely thought she had it easy as boss of Thomas Cook) knew something bad was coming.
Yet Miller and screenwriter E Max Frye brilliantly allow you to see that it is more complicated: DuPont felt it easier to boss Mark around, and also felt an awful sense of identification with this fellow second-class male.
