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Example sentences for: honcho

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(1995), an attack on newfangled newspapering by ousted Chicago Tribune editor James Squires, the poppin' mad former honcho railed that USA Today "adopted an editorial philosophy designed to avoid all controversy."
While they may work in TriBeCa, drink Diet Coke and eat day-old pizza for breakfast, and wear mostly black, the brothers don't fit the archetype of the New Media honcho.
The Journal also reports that NBC honcho Warren Littlefield suggests his network, looking at post-Seinfeld, ratings, uh, shrinkage, is actively considering merging with a cable company (to get a piece of subscriber fees) or TV studio (to get a piece of syndication fees).
was raised not as an ad hominem assessment of the Amnesty International report, but in response to the Amnesty honcho from Senegal's comment that the U.S. criminal justice system lagged in fairness behind (someplace he called) the world community.
It's a mustache on the Mona Lisa--or maybe a big, crooked dick on the cover of All the President's Men . Simply put, the movie makes the charming case that Deep Throat, Bob Woodward's pseudonymous high-level source, was not (as recent "Chatterbox" columns have speculated) an FBI honcho such as W. Mark Felt, but two bubble-headed 15-year-old blondes.