How To Use boss-eyed In A Sentence
- Ah, well, you've made me smart enough now, you boss-eyed old cow, you! Stage-Land
- This long weekend will see a nation boss-eyed with self-indulgent excitement, hooked on the dangerous drug of royal nostalgia.
- He was standing at his door with a mug of tea in hand, boss-eyed after hours on the computer sending begging letters.
- A lanky young man, long-legged, with big, bare feet, pipes to charm a group of boss-eyed goats. The Times Literary Supplement
- Commenting on a letter to the editor describing William and Kate's marriage as a "Darwinian exercise in gene-pool refreshment," Brian Viner, a columnist for the Independent, noted that his wife thinks William should have been forced to stick to "a fat Spanish princess" or "a slightly boss-eyed one from the Netherlands. Hers is no common story
- Only a total boss-eyed swot would go to the trouble of fabricating anything. Times, Sunday Times
- The boss-eyed comic is back for a new series of his amusing musings on the world's news stories. The Sun
- When I was at school in the 80s we used to have these awful Country Dancing lessons which involved prancing up and down our school hall beneath the boss-eyed instruction of a mad pensioner.
- And they are therefore going to reject my old friend and sparring partner, the boss-eyed and pugnacious shadow education secretary, Edward Balls. Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
- We were told that we were boss-eyed Little Englanders. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
