All 11 Uses

foreman
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A Man for All Seasons
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CROMWELL You're the Foreman of the Jury.†
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CROMWELL (Resuming his rhetorical stance) Foreman of the Jury.†
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On their entry MORE and FOREMAN rise.†
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(To the FoREMAN) The law is a causeway upon which, so long as he keeps to it, a citizen may walk safely†
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CROMWELL (To FOREMAN, calmly, technically) That is not evidence.†
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(Hands deposition to FOREMAN, who examines it with much seriousness) MORE If I had really said this is it not obvious he would instantly have called these men to witness†
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MORE (Looking at FOREMAN) To what purpose?†
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(Standing over FOREMAN) Is it necessary†
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FOREMAN (Shakes his head) No, sir!†
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FOREMAN Guilty, my lord!†
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The FOREMAN doffs cap, and as COMMON MAN he removes the prisoner's chair and the two benches.†
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Definitions:

(1) (foreman)
a person chosen to lead and speak for a group, especially at work or in a courtroom

At work, a foreman is the worker who supervises and directs other workers, often in factories, workshops, or on construction sites. In a court case, the foreman is the juror selected to lead the jury and announce its decision.
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)