Sentence examples for major boss from inspiring English sources

Fireteams need to take on waves of increasingly difficult enemies before facing a major boss battle.

I'm no further, yet, than Gene's face-off with the first major boss, a cigar-puffing, club-owning giant by the name of Elvis but I'm debating whether or not to go on.

The sequel would have likely included a fourth faction that was cut from the original game which would have been the last major group the player would have to fight through, including a major boss character, before the final battles with Doviculus.

If you crave fast twitch gaming, you'll be disappointed: The Evil Within is all about making the most of limited resources, nailing headshots and working out the correct tactics to take down the mini-bosses and the major bosses (both of which are plentiful and satisfyingly bizarre) as well as assorted groups of mutants.

Carmine G. DeSapio (1908-2004), the last major Tammany boss, got his political start hanging out there after school, and eventually wrested power from the Finns.

None of the top officials seem too worried about stemming the flow of drugs, which continues even though a major crime boss, Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris), is in prison.

Some speculated that a major crime boss, Tariel Oniani, had organized the meeting to discuss a conflict with a rival don, Aslan Usoyan, known as Grandpa Hassan.

Weaver was a Dartmouth philosophy major; his boss, the redoubtable David Sarnoff, president of RCA, which owned NBC, had never gone to college.

In May of this year, authorities sent a second informant to meet with Hernandez, who allegedly boasted he was a "close friend" of a major Gulf Cartel boss, and could move through its turf in Mexico "without any problem".

Which was sort of surprising, given that this was the late 80s, and Whitey was the major crime boss, and meanwhile, his younger brother Bill was the most powerful politician [in Boston].

What other major sports bosses are on board for legalisation is as yet unclear.