Sentence examples for gets a gig from inspiring English sources
One thing's for sure - until Margaret Mountford gets a gig presenting Loose Women, this is probably as good as it gets.
Astaire playing an American showman who, with his sister and dance partner (Jane Powell), gets a gig in London and finds fame and romance dances like a man possessed.
After answering a personal ad, Joe gets a gig as houseboy-model for a funky old man, Victor Charles Ardd), who lives in a loft above the local opera house.
Even the much-loved veteran Barry Davies, 74, who was trending on Twitter during Euro 2012 after some football fans called for his resurrection to replace the BBC's new breed, gets a gig, commentating on hockey.
Ben swiftly gets a gig as carer for a kid called Trevor Craig Robertss) with a rare disorder called Duchenne muscular dystrophy – which, in true Hollywood-illness style, doesn't seem to make him look especially unwell at any point, even though he's supposed in the advanced stages of it.
When a candidate gets a gig, Lynxsy then manages the payroll process with a third-party provider.
A year later, Daly got a gig as a "resident" on MTV's "Motel California".
We couldn't even get a gig".
