Sentence examples for enormous gigs from inspiring English sources

If Gaddafi goes, who will bankroll enormous gigs of the kind played by Lionel Richie and Beyoncé?

If the Gaddafi regime falls, who will bankroll enormous gigs of the kind played by Richie in the grounds of the Bab al-Azizia barracks in 2006?

He tells a story about showing his daughter a video of his enormous 2003 Knebworth gigs.

The amount of detailed planning required at the larger end of the market is enormous – even before the gigs are announced, right up to the moment they load the gear in.

He's the guy who perplexes reviewers by just standing there on stage during gigs, looking like an enormous screw from an Alabama penitentiary.

It sounds like an enormous sum for doing a few gigs abroad, but the band's manager, Stuart Green, says the outlay will also cover a small US tour they're doing after the festival.

Age is instant venerability, and venerability helps sell tickets; these gigs generally aren't complete until an enormous cake gets trundled out.

He was phlegmatic; in 1965 that sum had felt like an enormous sum for a man who had been hitch-hiking to gigs and borrowing a guitar.

Stacks are generally preferred for gigs rather than practice, although there's no rule against having an enormous stack in your living room if your family allows it.

Constant gigging and his surf-scene association is how he built his enormous following, but the Radio 1 A-listing of every single he has released has helped, too.

And perhaps a moot point after Herring shared with Pat the hard truths of being a gigging comic – that audiences would will him to succeed, but that there's enormous dedication required, typically with ongoing financial instability.