Sentence examples for elderly boss from inspiring English sources

The firm's elderly boss, despite bearing a strong resemblance to one of the villains in Hollywood's earlier and more characteristic black-guy-enters-finance classic, "Trading Places", turns out to be an amiable chap who borrows Mr Gardner's last $5 inadvertently, and later repays the debt without being asked.Promotion at the firm is on merit.

Don Rigoberto, a successful accountant in Lima who has previously appeared in Vargas Llosa's fiction, has made some powerful enemies of his own: after agreeing to witness his elderly boss's marriage to a much younger woman, he's threatened by the man's estranged hoodlum sons.

Just one day my elderly boss had walked into the office and decided he was done.

During the film's most notorious scene, when Nikolai takes a meeting in a steam room, a Kurdish associate remarks that Semyon, an elderly boss in the Russian mafia, often "recommends [a bathhouse] for business meetings, because you can see what tattoos a man has".

Having spouted such cold-warlike rhetoric, China's leaders have left themselves less room for manoeuvre in an unexpected tight spot than some of them might now wish.All the more so at a time when China's elderly bosses are trying to parcel out influence among their protégés ahead of next year's party congress, when power is to be passed to some less antique officials.

Cyprus's elderly political bosses, on both sides of the line, seem to thrive on being inflexible.Mr Clerides says he will be glad to start talks, without conditions.

He has come across as an elderly, ineffectual party boss with few fresh ideas and little energy.

In a display worthy of the wedding scenes in The Godfather, an elderly Sicilian mafia boss has infuriated the local mayor by throwing a lavish 100th birthday in his hometown.

Blow the vapor at the elderly, infants, your boss, a cop, because right now it's "safe" and legal. .

Though he's not a scientist, he makes up one-third of a tiny computer start-up in Menlo Park, alongside an Indonesian programmer named Laham and their boss, an elderly European genius named Henry Livorno, who are working to create an artificial intelligence for a planned Turing test (which seems to be based on the annual Loebner Prize).

If you have a guest of honour, for example, a boss, an elderly relative, a visiting superstar, there are etiquette rules as to their seating.