Sentence examples for For two gigs from inspiring English sources

Hot on the heels of the news that Ricky Gervais's cringey alter ego David Brent is taking up his guitar for two concerts at Bloomsbury Theatre later this month, The Mighty Boosh reformed for two gigs at Soho Theatre this week.

John Peel's perennial indie favourites are reforming for two gigs in autumn 2009.

Delivery jobs for two gig economy giants are being traded to alleged illegal immigrants in a black market, a Sunday Times investigation has revealed.

During the first few days of unemployment, he applied for three gigs.

Except Dido is aiming for three gigs: finishing in Paris, but first a performance at the Live8 show with African artistes at the Eden Project.

That the majority of customers using tiered data plans are paying for three gigs or more shows that AT&T has successfully created a pricing structure that compels people to pay for far more data than they will actually use.

Much as he would later take advice from Alistair Campbell, here Blair performed under the direction of a journalist, future rock publisher Mark Ellen, for four gigs playing Jackson Browne/Stones covers.

During one week this past April, Melendez had to prepare for three gigs with three very different artists.

If you could write ten songs, take them on the road for twenty gigs and then take them into the studio, they'd become much more what they are.

But the concerts' setting at one of modern pop's prime destinations — the spot where Taylor Swift touched down a year ago for five gigs full of sly pomp and expert flash — also invites us to think about the ways pop diva-dom has changed over the decades since Streisand achieved superstardom, and to what extent Adele's huge success is a result of her return to an earlier sensibility.

Preparation for the two gigs has been quite different as well.