| civilian boss | 0.26 | Wartime military commanders and their civilian bosses have not always seen eye to eye. | |||
| different boss | 0.26 | In the end, he said, he signed twice, for two different bosses. | |||
| foreign boss | 0.26 | They also tend to be more open-minded than their elders when it comes to foreign bosses. | |||
| gangland boss | 0.26 | The gangland boss had a problem. | |||
| great boss | 0.26 | What makes him a great boss is that he listens. | |||
| hands-on boss | 0.26 | Tsutsumi is a hands-on boss, sometimes drawing up the plans for a golf course himself. | |||
| old-fashioned boss | 0.26 | Could the problem be resolved more easily if old-fashioned political bosses and machines still held sway? | |||
| present boss | 0.26 | Then his thoughts landed on Frankie Goon, his present boss. | |||
| rival boss | 0.26 | He had been convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the murder of three rival bosses in the southern Italian region. | |||
| soviet boss | 0.26 | Those are concepts that the Soviet bosses never comprehended and that helped put them out of business. | |||
| tyrannical boss | 0.26 | Lewis was a tyrannical boss who frightened and humiliated his employees. | |||
| ultimate boss | 0.26 | Westphal, of course, knows who the ultimate boss is. | |||
| undisputed boss | 0.26 | But for her, a return to tradition, where teachers are the undisputed boss, would be unthinkable. | |||
| virgin boss | 0.26 | Hearn is the latest name linked to the West Country club, following Virgin boss Richard Branson and Arrows Formula One racing chief Tom Walkinshaw. | |||
| wealthy boss | 0.26 | Would she ask her suddenly wealthy boss for a raise? | |||
| young boss | 0.26 | But when pink slips must be delivered, these young bosses often have to deliver them. |