How To Use Guvnor In A Sentence
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Can I see your ticket, guvnor?
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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Meanwhile, the National produced one of its biggest, most buoyant and popular comedies in Richard Bean's One Man, Two Guvnors and one of its most incisive and disturbing dramas in London Road, which brought together the terrific talents of composer Adam Cork and documentarist Alecky Blythe.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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Calvin spent the entire 2009-10 season with Millwall, moving from detached observer to embracing the club and its ethos, and earning the trust of impressively resilient operators such as Neil Harris, David Forde and Paul Robinson, the dressing room "Guvnors".
Football's inside-story tellers change perceptions and expose the soul | Rob Bagchi
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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But Bean has set the action in 1963 in Brighton, and the key point is that Francis Henshall, a failed skiffle player, finds himself working for two guvnors.
One Man, Two Guvnors - review
