Sentence examples for creating a gig from inspiring English sources

Governments are ultimately responsible for creating a gig economy that works for everyone.

So anyone can create a gig for small service on the site, and visitors can accept gigs as well.

However, if we collectively invest too much, too fast, we could create a gig economy that's unsustainable.

Here's a way to separate gigs and jobs: If you want a specific set of skills, create a gig.

Fiverr makes it so easy to create a gig and be up and running in only minutes.

The idea was to create a gig-like experience of a film night.

There's also been a handful of media providers that have reached out to me about creating a multiplatform GIG show.

Prepare yourselves: I went west looking to land a gig creating a reality show.

"I was into the idea of creating a mythology around a gig," says Potter, who works with scent designers and sensory scientists to concoct olfactory and aural effects to accompany the music.

As they explain, "The artwork, 100 blank 7-inch sleeves, will be pinned to a wall at each gig creating a complete canvas on which people can express, design, message or contribute to an overall piece of artwork that, once dismantled sleeve by sleeve, will go off as the sleeves for the singles being sold in the next city/gig".

"Even when we were growing up, it was all about live bands playing gigs and creating a buzz, then an A&R guy comes along and sees something he likes.