Sentence examples for off the boss from inspiring English sources

Well, that really ticked off the boss.

As for the temptation to tell off the boss and quit, don't do it without careful thought.

After all, every wage slave has, at one time or another, fantasized about telling off the boss before storming out to follow a dream.

Connie Schultz, whose fair-minded book review for the Washington Post, published on March 1st, was nonetheless accompanied by the inflammatory headline "The Elitist's Guide for Working Women," acknowledged that Sandberg is "bubbling with contradictions": "Stand up for yourself, but don't tick off the boss.

Once you've beaten all of the waves, you fight off the boss friend (also chosen at random).

A side-quest that had me trying to do battle with five other raiders all wielding pipes left me frustrated beyond belief as I spent more time running away than fighting, waiting for my stamina meter to recharge, and even after I killed almost all of them off, the boss raider was a wall I simply couldn't get past and I had to abandon the quest.

He ticked off the bosses when he cast his lot with the reformers in his 1961 reelection campaign, and thus was always looking over his shoulder.

A MISERABLY married bookkeeper, fired from his job after 25 years of dutiful service, promptly offs the boss.

They dropped their weapons and drove off with the boss.

The other cook set down his knife and squared off with the boss.

Everyone else who had worked at the restaurant when he started had been driven off by the boss's temper.