Sentence examples for try to boss from inspiring English sources

And I loved "Major Pettigrew's Last Stand," by Helen Simonson, about two aging lovers whom children and relatives try to boss around.

Here he gives a gripping, West Wing-style account of the wheeling and dealing behind the scenes as both the major parties try to boss and flatter the Lib Dems into a coalition.

"Mr. Foley You are not the boss of this school so don't try to boss us," reads Joanna Chavez's writing sample left behind for Foley's successor.

Sometimes you will have a bossy bridesmaid try to boss the groom around on the wedding.

Do not try to boss your siblings around if they have hard feelings against you because it might make them very angry and carry on to do something that could send them on a very, VERY bad trail.

Don't try to boss your sibling's around if they have hard feeling's against you because it might make them very angry and carry onto do something that could send them on a very, VERY bad trail.

Yes, Labour tried to boss people around and undermined responsibility.

"He always tried to boss you around," Randolph recalled.

"Stop trying to boss me, you're not my mother," Ella said.

That didn't stop him trying to boss the newcomer around.

In 1984, Geraldine Ferraro complained about the "smart-ass white boys" from Walter Mondale's campaign who tried to boss her around.