He is happy, despite being bossed around by everyone around him.
|
|
Both believe that market forces can be bossed around like soldiers on parade.
|
|
Kim: I'm not about to be bossed around by a poorly-drawn meme.
|
|
"It's unlikely to show that it will be bossed around by America," he said.
|
|
But they are under great stress, bossed around by a military regime that is both brutal and brittle.
|
|
No need to head back to some mailroom to be bossed around by twentysomethings 40 hours a week.
|
|
Watching the guys dodge and dive to and fro while being bossed around by these hardcore kids was everything.
|
|
He is fond of issuing decrees; he may be surprised to learn that creditors cannot simply be bossed around.
|
|
The robotic hand and ball are actually in London—I've just bossed around some hardware clear across the Atlantic.
|
|
Page's annoyed husband, Rip Torn (Cash Black), asks how Page could allow herself to be bossed around like that.
|
|
New election rules will produce weak coalition governments that can be bossed around by bodies stacked with the junta's friends.
|
|
It's like we're back in the town of Twin Peaks, but the people there are being bossed around by David Lynch.
|
|
UNFORTUNATELY, working at a start-up all too often involves getting bossed around by undertrained (or untrained) managers and fired on a whim.
|
|
In Cuba it is considered normal for you to be shouted at, bossed around, touched without permission, because women are seen as subordinates.
|
|
They knew, though, that they were sick of being bossed around by the British king, so they worried about government having too much power.
|
|
I never like being told what to do, I calmed down in my later teens, but I'm still not big on being bossed around.
|
|
Lazzaro is bossed around by everyone — his name is usually followed by a brusque order to fix, clean or fetch something — and submits uncomplainingly.
|
|
So I was being bossed around by this bad-tempered stranger — all the time — while I was hearing stories from my friends about their easygoing babies.
|
|
"I didn't know I owned them at the time; I just did it because I'm a naughty girl and don't like being bossed around," she says.
|
|
" Its lyrics asked the hosts how they liked being "bossed around" in their own house and ended with the ultimate fighting words: "Maradona is greater than Pele!
|
|
I now spend weekends being bossed around by the voice of an unyielding British woman who seems incredibly confident about the back roads of suburban New Jersey.
|
|
This demi-paradise is invaded by a more advanced people, brought there by a lust for metal ore, and led—or bossed around—by the vainglorious Lord Nooth (Tom Hiddleston).
|
|
A LITTLE OVER TWO MONTHS AGO, BRITAIN VOTED TO LEAVE THE EU AND PART OF THE ARGUMENT WAS THAT THEY DIDN'T WANT TO BE BOSSED AROUND BY UNELECTED BUREAUCRATS IN BRUSSELS.
|
|
Qaboos's longevity and reputation would have acted as a bulwark against Muscat being bossed around by powerful neighbours like Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, or Saudi's Mohammed bin Salman.
|
|
The last 16+1 summit saw central and eastern European states, led by a Poland fed up with being bossed around, challenge China about the effectiveness of its investments in their countries.
|
|
If I was being bossed around and physically controlled, it worked to alleviate my own responsibility for what I wanted to do, the fact that I wanted to do it so badly.
|
|
Beijing has increasingly bullied and bossed around its neighbors when it comes to the contested waters, recently saying that all South China Sea drilling and fishing activities need to first seek its permission.
|
|
And he'll bring manufacturing back to the US. And he's not being bossed around by the donor class—which is the only reason he's able to take all these very popular positions in the first place.
|
|
First appearance: 1.1, "Winter Is Coming"Her flowy pink dress and long hair made her appear soft and feminine as she was bossed around and controlled by her brother, Viserys, and whoever could advance his mission.
|
|
They play and tumble around together, and by the time they board the train less than an hour later, they are friends "forever" — even when Mae gets "tired of being bossed around" and they exchange angry words.
|
|
After his wife ordered the astounding statement to be released Tuesday afternoon, Trump was furious that what had been an internal staffing matter was now thrust into public view, leaving him to look like a bossed-around husband.
|
|
I believed the top woman producer who told me that it involved something as primitive as men in Hollywood not wanting to be bossed around by women because it made them think of hectoring wives and nagging mothers.
|
|
In an era where huge movie studios tend to hire lower-profile directors who may be comfortably bossed around, they don't give just anyone nearly $100 million to make something as idiosyncratic as Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
|
|
So it's a bit of a shame, then, that in Captain Marvel — directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck with a screenplay by Boden, Fleck, and Geneva Robertson-Dworet — Carol (Brie Larson) spends so much time being bossed around.
|
|
Before the actual lunch, news of the Trump-Christie date was passed around in New Jersey political circles, where Mr. Christie had been treated as a forlorn figure, a tiger with no teeth, tormented by politicians he had once bossed around.
|
|
Yes, I have many glowing memories of being bossed around my grandmother's kitchen, then casually calling my cousins to let them know about whatever sweet treat we'd whipped out, so they could convince their moms and dads to bring them over and partake.
|
|
Watch more from Motherboard: Inhuman Kind The survey findings appear to lend weight to previous studies that have suggested people would be open to being bossed around by a computer, but if you pay close attention, you can see where the survey makes a massive leap: remember, Canadians were asked if they would trust an "unbiased" computer program, which, I mean, of course you would.
|
|
Among his siblings, Vladimir was closest to his sister Olya, whom he bossed around, having an extremely competitive nature; he could be destructive, but usually admitted misbehaviour.
|
|
Herschel Sparks (Billy Gardell) is a neighbor of the Cooper family and Meemaw, the husband of Brenda Sparks, and the father of Billy and Bobbi Sparks. He runs his own garage, where he offers Georgie a part-time job. Georgie turns out to be a wonderful employee, something that makes George and Herschel happy and stunned. Herschel is often bossed around by his wife, something that he and George bond over since George is often bossed around by Mary as well.
|
|
Ricky is portrayed as unintelligent, simplistic, easily led and bossed around by dominant personalities. On 26 February 2011, it was announced that Owen would take a temporary break from the show. The character exited on 19 July 2011, returning five months later on 13 December 2011.
|
|
To assuage her distress, Frank made his protagonist of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz a female named Dorothy. Uncle Henry was modeled after Henry Gage, his wife Maud's father. Bossed around by his wife Matilda, Henry rarely dissented with her. He flourished in business, though, and his neighbors looked up to him.
|
|
Later, two workers prepare the Mukovnins' former apartment for its new tenants. They are "bossed around" by their forewoman, the local street-sweeper, who is in charge of apartments. Katya arrives with Sushkin, a person who describes himself as a "lover of antiquities". She announces that she is selling the Mukovnins' antique furniture on Maria's orders.
|
|
On one occasion, Tubby gets tired of always being bossed around and being punished and decides to run away to sea. Noddy and Bumpy accidentally join with him. By the end of the journey, Tubby misses his parents and brings them back presents from his trip, as an apology. Noddy has many runs with Mr. Plod.
|
|
In one of the episodes, she has been tricked by Sapphire whose plan was to make her voice sound terrible, (Opal helped, since it would benefit Pearlie, who's been bossed around by Twinkle-Twinkle throughout the episode). It was the only plan that ever worked for Saphira. Pearlie unknowingly helps by pulling the plug on Twinkle-Twinkle's tape player.
|
|
In 2008, producer Diederick Santer reintroduced the character for a third time, along with his wife Bianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer). Ricky is portrayed as unintelligent, simplistic, easily led and bossed around by dominant personalities. On 26 February 2011, it was announced that Owen would take a temporary break from the show. The character exited on 19 July 2011, returning five months later on 13 December 2011.
|
|
Mungerilal is a small-time clerk who gets bossed around by his wife at home and by his boss at office. To top that, Mungerilal's father in law rubs salt on Mungerilal wounds by exaggerating his own achievements as a Police Inspector. Mungerilal overcomes all this by day dreaming, where he takes revenge on his boss, his father-in- law. Mungerilal also dates his beautiful colleague.
|
|
They are drunk and happy, singing songs as they leave together to their houses. On the road they come across the local policemen who removes the valves from their cycles and asks them to walk home as they are drunk. Their happiness disappears, the singing stops and they walk home. Morning we see a hungover guy who is bossed around by his wife and daughter.
|
|
Casper and Wendy meet in a barn and, due to their amiable personalities and having been bossed around by their respective guardians, they become great friends. Unfortunately, her aunts and his uncles do not get along because ghosts and witches are natural enemies. However, the pair are certain their guardians would get along if they only got to know each other. In order to do that, they devise a plan.
|
|
However, as she keeps a can of liquid nitrogen for emergencies, she defeats Stephanie instead. After World War III, she reunited with the remaining members of old ITEM and reformed ITEM. ; : : Frenda was a member of ITEM with blonde hair and wears a cap. She feels bossed around by her leader a lot, but yet she is shown to lovingly worshiping Shizuri just like how Kuroko worships Mikoto.
|
|
In season 6, Ian visits Mickey in prison. Mickey asks Ian if he'll wait for him, but Ian has convinced himself that he's over Mickey. After being tired of being bossed around by Fiona, Ian quits his job at Patsy's Pies, and Lip gets him a job as a janitor at his college. Ian thinks Lip and his friends are making fun of him and they get into a fight.
|
|
Chauvinistic and politically incorrect, Provenza has been forced to attend sensitivity training for his inappropriate behavior and remarks. He has been portrayed enduring a hard time accepting new or different methods for conducting interrogations and solving cases. He resists practically any type of change and initially resented being bossed around by a woman. Above all else, he absolutely hates it when anyone places an item or sits on his desk.
|
|
She hates Hasebe getting too close to Lucy in case he convinces her to cosplay before she does. She has been dating Ichimiya for over a year, and has tried to make it clear to him that she doesn't care if he prioritizes Tohko on Christmas because of comiket. ; : :Taishi is a supervisor in the health and welfare office and the one in charge of Lucy and her friends. Although kind and approachable, Taishi is prone to be bossed around, particularly by his sister.
|
|
Mitch claims that he is tired of being bossed around by Arnie, and the two eventually fight. Their scuffle leads to the water, where the two discover the severed head of Fuller floating in the lake just as the Sheriff arrives. As he takes in the head for evidence, he orders them to stay away from the lake, and to not use any more boats. Realizing that the couple from earlier is still out there, Arnie and Mitch head out in another boat to search for them.
|
|
Among other things, he goes to school (when not needed at home for the farm work), learns to drive a team of oxen, attends a county fair, and enjoys a mid-19th century Fourth of July celebration in town. He also learns how to deal with being bossed around by his older siblings, particularly his strong- willed sister Eliza Jane, who would later become a teacher of his future wife. Farmer Boy, by publication date, was the second book written in the Little House series. Published in 1933, it was followed by Little House on the Prairie in 1935.
|
|
Howard, Leonard and Raj all find handling the worms and preparing dead fish to be disgusting. Howard eventually tells Bernadette's father, Mike, that he does not want to go fishing and discovers that Mike does not want to go either, admitting that his wife makes him go fishing often. They bond over being bossed around by the women in their lives and then the two of them decide to go to a casino instead and Mike offers to teach him to play craps. In the final scene, Amy plays mood music before receiving the first spank, and is excited after receiving it.
|
|
Phil agonies over the loss of his son. To distract himself, Phil gets involved in a protection racket with Annie Palmer (Nadia Sawalha), who he is also having casual sex with, but grows tired of being bossed around by her and quits. He starts seeing Lisa Shaw (Lucy Benjamin), but the relationship stalls when Kathy returns briefly in 1999 and sleeps with Grant. Before Kathy returns to South Africa, she asks Phil to go with her but he declines as Grant has planned an armed robbery and Phil refuses to let him do the job alone.
|
|
Bregović also wanted to come up with a batch of new material, pushing the other members hard towards that end. This created resistance, especially from Šento Borovčanin who had already experienced a certain measure of fame at Pro arte, and thus did not appreciate being bossed around by Bregović. Borovčanin's enthusiasm further dropped when the negotiations with Jugoton regarding the release of a single fell through, and he also started swaying Zoran Redžić over to his side. The situation festered until the beginning of the summer when Bregović kicked them both out of the band following a vicious shouting match.
|
|
Pixel's father, Simon Sillicon, abandoned his foundational computer work (which resulted in a famous Valley in California being named after him) to devote his genius to discovering the aliens he has been convinced have been walking among us for 30 years. The real scientific community shunned Simon years ago, so for three decades Simon has worked, inventing hitech gleaming gadgets and computer programs to fight the alien onslaught he's certain is coming. Simon is so tech-focused, so intent upon his devices and computer algorithms, the issue of being bossed‐around by two kids doesn’t come up. He's glad to be of service in any plan that Max or Violet contrive.
|
|
Tad Hawkins is 15 years old and lives in the fictional Pennsylvania mining town of Markle. After his mother died in childbirth, he was taken in by his overbearing aunt, who treats him as an unpaid servant, existing only to be bossed around and humiliated by Mr Jackson, the lodger, and Esther, the hired help. Tad's life is changed when he gets caught up in a crowd on their way to see a travelling elephant show which has just arrived in town. After witnessing the "miracle cure" of a young crippled girl by the elephant keeper, he spots Esther and Mr Jackson in the crowd and hides in the elephant's trailer.
|
|
Mo's tenure is brief, however, as she is sacked for lying about her age. Marge is timid and a bit of a soft-touch and tends to be bossed around by the more domineering personalities on the square, such as her friend Mo. Marge lives at 93 Victoria Road and devotes her life to caring for her sickly 93-year-old mother, Florence Maisie Green. This is a massive strain on her, particularly when her mother's health suddenly deteriorates after a second stroke in December 1989. Noticing that Marge is becoming exhausted with the palliative care of her mother, her friends, Dot, Ethel and Mo, take her on holiday to Clacton where they all take part in a dancing competition.
|
|
But Trumbull and Gillie, after taking him to the funeral parlor, are unaware that Black suffers from catalepsy as he awakens in the cellar due to his cat allergy and recognizes Gillie. After attempting to keep Black from running off as he collapses from another heart attack, Trumbull and Gillie place him in the coffin with the former knocking out Black when he came to and struggles to get out of it. Following a successive funeral, the supposedly deceased Black is placed in his family crypt with Trumbull celebrating his ill gotten fortune. At that time, having feelings for Amaryllis and tired of being bossed around, Gillie convinces her that they should leave Trumbull so she can live her dream of becoming an opera singer.
|
|
Beast Man appears frequently in the toy line's accompanying cartoon series by Filmation, introduced in the first episode "Diamond Ray of Disappearance". Although toned down slightly for the younger-child friendly series, as were many of the characters, his cartoon portrayal is generally consistent with his mini-comic portrayal, although in some early episodes the show's writers added extra dimensions to his character in that despite his loyalty, he clearly resents being bossed around by Skeletor and secretly desires to someday overthrow his master. This side of his character is brought to the forefront in the episode "Prince Adam No More", in which he is finally thrown out of Skeletor's crew. Feeling useless without the power of Snake Mountain behind him, he sets out to prove his worth by capturing King Randor by himself and imprisoning him within Snake Mountain.
|
|