Sentence examples for do more gigs from inspiring English sources
I still tour with them and we probably do more gigs than the Stones do".
"Before I left New Zealand, I was doing more gigs than anyone in Auckland – three a week.
From that we did more gigs together and we understood that our common point is disco.
Then, as I began doing more gigs, these flimsy pants I wore would start to rip, and I left the rips in.
Updated at 4.35pm BST 3.33pm BST Guardian music (@guardianmusic) People of Carlisle... Prepare for #africaexpress to fill your train station platforms with riotous noise September 5, 2012 Ian Birrell (@ianbirrell) Wonder if we should do more @africaexpress gigs at stations?
They will do more of these gigs in the UK next week, one in St Giles Church, which she likes because they do good things for the homeless, and another at Aldeburgh, where she will improvise work based on WG Sebald's poem After Nature.
So I like staying close to home and doing more local gigs". These days, he prefers fairly regular stops outside Belfast at the Slieve Donard Resort in Newcastle.
These suppliers are hamsters in a wheel, they assert; if pay comes gig by gig, how can peer economy suppliers ever do more than just keep up?
If you show you can do more than one thing, it increases your chances of getting a gig or making it big.
Partly, weirdly, because we have a very badly organised life – my wife's a comic as well [Bridget Christie; they have two children], and she's starting to do loads more gigs.
