Sentence examples for frequent gigs from inspiring English sources

Although Tuna Macaense is blessed with frequent gigs, Mr. Jorge, 54, is increasingly preoccupied with finding new blood for the band, a quest that has so far been unsuccessful.

Turbulent times in Chicago regularly saw parties shut down by police in light of increasing gang violence within the city, but frequent gigs provided a platform for the duo to showcase their skills.

Drilled into a tight live band after moving to New York, with rehearsals in Weymouth and Frantz's Lower Manhattan loft apartment and frequent gigging at nearby CBGB, they signed to Sire Records in November 1976, then grew to a quartet after wooing Harvard architecture graduate and former Modern Lovers member Jerry Harrison to join on keyboards and guitar.

Even both before and after would help you land this as a frequent gig! Being polite like cleaning up after your self or changing the baby's diaper could really change the parent's look at you as a good babysitter!

Does she frequent many gigs these days?

Karma Stew plays frequent weekend gigs throughout the western Connecticut area, featuring its own music.

Hilton supports his Web presence with frequent TV gigs, including guest-hosting stints on The View and a series of specials, What Perez Sez, on VH1.

That said, pairing that with Peterson's yearly salary from the U of T ($161,635 CD) and frequent speaking gigs it's fair to say that Peterson is earning himself a pretty penny at the moment.

There were frequent fights at their gigs: "All of my mates were involved," he writes of one.

Mexico has become an important stage for foreign artists wanting to break the massive Latin-American market; so international gigs are a frequent happening in the different arenas around the city.

As gigs have become more frequent, musicians have begun trickling back, but many still have mailing addresses elsewhere; the clubs have been rebuilt, but their houses remain ruined.