Sentence examples for office boss from inspiring English sources
No actor has been chosen as the new office boss, though the series hired the veteran actor James Spader to be the outside supervisor from the parent company.
She was given dispensation to try out for the legendary sketch show by The Office boss Greg Daniels, on the condition she would not accept a writing job, only a performing one.
Gervais also stars as David Brent, an insecure, infantile office boss, who wants to be popular with his employees, and who says at various times that he thinks of himself as the head of a family, a "chilled-out" entertainer, a comedian, and, so magnanimous is he to his charges, a foreign-aid worker.
Sub-post office boss Carol Oswald, 53, from Perth, spent the money on internet betting and claimed she was trying to win money to pay the business back.
His former job as Office boss is now owned by Stephen Elop, who did not speak, instead handing that task to junior executives for the Office Online demo.
The Passport Office boss claimed that in 2010 staff at the agency were so "under-employed" they were filling in time by "tidying the office" and "in some cases reading books".
The site, which she later spun off into a book, attracted attention on National Public Radio and CNN.com, which compared the tales on the site with those on "The Office": "Bosses like Michael Scott do exist and employees have to deal with them every day," the article reported.
Passport Office bosses insist that 99% of straightforward passport requests are dealt with in four weeks.
However, Passport Office bosses insist there is no backlog with the service, and children's passport applications are being turned around in about three weeks.
John Mann, a Labor politician, said HSBC and UK revenue office bosses should be called before lawmakers.
"Baseball's intricacies and sheer difficulty make it a game where things can more easily go wrong than right and the Tigers are Exhibit A there as front-office boss Dave Dombrowski deals with a handful of crises".
