Sentence examples for gig I learned from inspiring English sources
And at the 55 Bar, just before the blues singer Sweet Georgia Brown set up for her regular gig, I learned that it had been open since Wednesday, catering to passers-by and the stir crazy.
Then I got the gig and I learned a lot from it and that was great.
In doing this gig I have learned that if I want common sense from Huddersfield I should look no further than the Andrew Jackson column.
"I spent most of my time between gigs and studio sessions, where I learned a lot, and I have to give Tommy Musto props for allowing me in the studio for so many nights looking over his shoulder, when he was working on his own productions and remixes".
The moment I learned he had a new gig copywriting I knew he'd be a perfect fit for it; his conversation consists primarily of bons mots to begin with.
I think one thing that I learned in music school is that if you're being hired for a gig as a player, it's a given that you can play.
The initial endeavor wasn't necessarily punk, he offers, but it was "transference of what I learned in the music business: make your own posters, promote your own gigs, do your own thing".
I learned to play the guitar and the piano, and, starting in high school, I played weekend gigs at clubs with local bands.
I learned this early on when I was working at the Mean Fiddler (in Harlesden, London) and I did the sound at a Fall gig [in 1986], which was hilarious.
A rock and roll gig is not a contemplative place and in that early-80s trough I learnt about what I do now".
