Phrases with «new sheriff»

The phrase "new sheriff" refers to a person who takes charge or gains authority over a group, organization, or situation. They often bring changes or instill discipline to improve the way things are done. Full definition

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Sentences with «new sheriff»

  • And if the oil and gas industry wants to get this «new sheriff in town» on board, it needs to profoundly change recruitment strategies and talent sourcing. (businessinsider.com)
  • Democrat Errol Toulon Jr. will be Suffolk County's new sheriff after Republican candidate Larry Zacarese conceded the close race Monday. (newsday.com)
  • This is the type of outfit that the Competition Bureau, under the auspices of here now, gone tomorrow Commissioner Melanie Aitken, the so - called new Sheriff in town, supported. (remonline.com)
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