Sentence examples for gig mark from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Vasquez -- who performed at the Tunnel, another club plagued by drug arrests, in the 1990's -- has a new gig: MARK GREEN'S campaign for mayor.

For Eavis, the Orbital gig marked dance music's appearance on the mainstream agenda.

The sold-out gig marked a significant shift in their career, for which they have shown confidence and courage at every phase.

Particularly when it's made by pianist Herbie Hancock, whose London jazz festival gig marks the music's triumphant return to Camden's Roundhouse.

The "Swish Swish" singer's hosting gig marks the show's return to a traditional structure.

While the actress did have recurring role on Showtime's "Web Therapy," the "HIMYD" gig marks her first role as a regular on a major TV series.

Solange has showed off her flawless skin for Rimmel London, whipped her hair back and forth for Carol's Daughter and worked the runway for Alberta Ferretti--but this Madewell gig marks her first major clothing campaign.

"Over time, as you give people faster devices with faster speeds, it's going to be a lot easier to hit that two-gig mark," said Philip Cusick, an analyst with JPMorgan Chase who follows the telecommunications industry.

We live, love and laugh!" The gig will mark Hart's first major U.S. appearance since the Oscars debacle earlier this month.

This year's gigs will mark Outkast's first concerts in a decade.

This is the first time since Texas's 2001 set that T in the Park have had even one Scottish headliner, and these gigs will mark the biggest-ever Scottish shows for both Harris and Biffy Clyro.