boss lady

This time, though, she was more of a boss lady than just a worker.

I have a bunch of them in my desk drawer, but the boss lady doesn't know it.

It's no surprise that a Gambian man will refer to his wife as "boss lady".

"The boss lady caught me good this time."

"You look tired this morning, boss lady," he observed.

"I'll be upstairs talking to the boss lady," al-Khaled said.

"There's not going to be any favoritism to me just 'cause I'm the boss lady's husband," he said sternly.

"What about the other agent and the DEA boss lady?"

Boss Lady, are we going somewhere?

Boss lady bought a thousand of these."

There was a brief silence on the other end before Stephen answered with a curious "Okay, boss lady.

'Are you still worried about how that boss lady's going to react when you get back there?'

Now give Boss Lady kiss on cheek.

Can't keep the boss lady waiting."

Patty continues to appear at the Gutbusters office and company social events after being fired by Boss Lady.

While she wouldn't have been an ideal peacetime boss lady for Vogue, she made the restrictions of the time seem de rigueur.

The DEA boss lady was wounded, I saw her limping away.

Her book "Boss Lady" (1979) was an introduction to the trials and tribulations women faced in business; it made a hit on college campuses.

Boss Lady is portrayed by actress Hanna.

In the rest of the essays in "Boss Ladies, Watch Out!

'Next time Fwinky and Boss Lady catch some big fish,' he whooped, sweeping his arms wide.

She is now known by tribal members as Ogimaakwe (pronounced oh-gih-maah-quay), or boss lady in Ojibwe.

Though the term boss lady was a teasing affectation Stephen had adopted years ago, there was nothing teasing in his tone.

Boss Ladies, Watch Out!

"Da Bosses Lady"