"He was your first boss" if you are writing/speaking in past tense, like telling a story.
"He is your first boss" if you are writing in future tense, like writing a guide/walkthrough.
If the person is still alive, you would not be incorrect in saying "He is my first boss." If you say "He was..." it might be presumed he is no longer among the living. It is not unusual to hear your boss' boss called your second boss. That would make your immediate boss your first boss.
vlad is the first boss
first boss in metroid prime is parasite queen
well first i need to know what is big boss
Kantaris is the boss in the first Time Crisis.
You Have To Avoid All Of The Boss's First Round Of Attacks And When He Starts Rapid Firing Stay Under The Boss Till He Stops Firing Then Run And Wait For The Boss To Hit The Ground, First Shot Only Hurts Him, Repeat Till The Boss Is Defeated.
The bosses boss is the boss of your boss. The bosses boss is of a higher rank than your boss. For example, if you are a Managing Director your boss would be the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The CEO's boss are the stakeholders of the company. If you were a Second Lieutenant, your boss would be a First Lieutenant. The bosses boss would be a Captain.
The bosses boss is the boss of your boss. The bosses boss is of a higher rank than your boss. For example, if you are a Managing Director your boss would be the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The CEO's boss are the stakeholders of the company. If you were a Second Lieutenant, your boss would be a First Lieutenant. The bosses boss would be a Captain.
His first boss was Dan Farber, who is currently a high-level executive at CNET (CBS News).
It was S or B for Samantha or Boss.
Beat the First Temple. Or more specificly: Get the boss key IN the first temple and travel into the boss room. If you need more help plz elaberate your question... -Crazyfairy1
Like a boss
in the tree