a gig

A gaggle of schoolgirls came up to me at a gig and one of them went, 'you're the coolest man ever.

Later, she wrote a song about this story and even found a way to bring us with a gig to Makhachkala.

But jobs were scarce, and what I got instead was a gig pumping go-juice near the town of Brewer.

It is a bit more of an investment than a gig bag but in the long run it will help to make your guitar last much longer .

A gig was coming along the road; it was driven by Mr. McGregor, and beside him sat Mrs. McGregor in her best bonnet.

A few days later, we played a gig for a British real-estate developer.

I still laugh at the memory of a lesbian comedian saying during a gig: "It's not that we dislike penises, we just don't like them on men. "

And, you know, if I go to a club and play a gig, people, like, "Here, have some drinks on us! "

The game opens with Fifi Millicent performing a gig in an unnamed war-torn Middle Eastern country, in exchange for a $10m fee.

Chances are that other freelancers need additional man-power or need someone to recommend for a gig they can't accept every once in a while.

Layout a sanctum, should a gig book case with whole wall, fill up it with you slowly.

Initially, many were nearby farmers and factory workers who happily traded their jobs for a gig on set, without any acting training.

E. G. In the age-old tradition of creative folk, they were just looking for a gig to support their art.

A few musicians were hanging around after a gig at the Legion and were dropping nickels in the pinball machine.

They're doing a gig in London next month.

It is true that residential customers would now be hard-pressedto fully use anything close to a gig.

You can sure try. While no one may guarantee you a gig these days, here are five expert tips on making yourself indispensable.

If not managed properly, losing a gig can negatively affect your morale and damage your productivity.

Temperatures have plunged as low as -7C in snowy Paris, but Gaga has clearly put her anger at having to cancel a gig, ahem, behind her.

As long as a gig is expensive, a lack of customer interest shouldn't be surprising.

While companies like Verizon don't seem to be in a rush, that little Hong Kong business is saying: A gig? Sure.

When he can't make a gig, he says, he is loath to recommend a rival. 'Why should I give someone else work? ' asks Mr. Arbiter.

In Taiwan, you guys just pulled off a gig before a giant Typhoon hit.

it complements my VOXAC30 very well and have used the two together on a gig. . . it makes for a really serious mix of sounds. . .

To catch a fish or frog with a gig.

To fish for or catch with a gig.

Often, I'll spend the day writing, and then I'll go to a recording session, a gig or even rehearsals.

She's got a gig over in China. She's very excited because she thinks that China is a red state.

A lot of people don't think they can count on me, but I've never missed a gig in my life.

a performance or concert You had better hurry up, we have a gig tonight.

I heard the lead sax has a combo that's going to play a gig downtown next Saturday.

They have a Gig of RAM, a keyboard and touchpad and a 160GB hard drive or 32GB of Flash storage.

Have you ever been under that kind of pressure to perform a gig with an impending force of nature bearing down on you?