Sentence examples for is a boss at from inspiring English sources

Not because the mother-to-be is a boss at Marks and Spencer; lots of women in senior positions have families.

"He is able to communicate with this generation while also removing them from the cocoon in which they've become locked," he said, adding an indirect reference to Wilmots by explaining: "Players must understand there is a boss at the head of the national team, not a friend".

My father came here as a tea boy, serving the corporate world; now he's a boss at a global news company.

Putin warned that in Russian business there must always be a boss, and at TNK-BP German Khan quickly asserted dominance.

He was shocked to realize he was a boss when, at the Robot Chicken holiday party, everyone was treating him a little differently.

"You've got to be a boss and organise at 10, try to make the team click as much as you can.

Among those said to provide this sort of service are former transport minister Steve Norris and former Sun editor David Yelland, who is now a boss at financial PR agency Brunswick, which works for Barclays Bank.

Remember, there's a clear cut difference between being a boss (a horrible one at that) and a leader.

Minaj spends most of the song doing what she does best ― detailing all the reasons she's a boss ― before rapping at the 1 30 mark: .

"But I heard you say, 'I wanna be a boss, I wanna be at the table,' and that's what [Wynne] was trying to say to you," Sorbara says, offering him an advisory role on disability advocacy and policy, as an executive of the party, or a job in Thibeault's office, if he wins.

Q. Do you remember the first time you were a boss? A. I was in college at UMass, and I was promoted from a server to a shift-supervisor position at a restaurant called the Hungry U. Q.