| When our new friend has returned to her party Nigella reaches across for my notebook and reads it, a bit bossily. |
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| Before Leanne could tell Chloe she didn't feel like going to the dance, Mrs. Brawnings had shoved through and bossily ordered everyone out of the room. |
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| Maybe he reckons orthography to be the domain of experts – but hang on, wasn't he bossily all about spelling and grammar a minute ago? |
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| Then bossily told him not to make an offer on another flat, before pulling out altogether. |
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| They bossily influenced the poor Slavic mountain man, who had to work very hard, by hand, in order to produce just enough for theirown survival on their little piece of land. |
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| It bossily decrees where schools can be opened, and how they must be run. |
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| Slash taxes and the Treasury will actually collect more money, Kemp and his allies predicted, as the economy creates new wealth and jobs doing more to lift up the poor than any bossily bureaucratic welfare scheme. |
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| Not one of chilling loss but of a couple enjoying the happy innocence of their eldest bossily demanding her younger brother and sister clap for the camera. |
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