Sentence examples for lack of gig from inspiring English sources

When I asked about its lack of gig service, C. Lincoln Hoewing, Verizon's assistant vice president for Internet and technology issues, said, "We already offer 150 megabits," referring to a tier of fiber-based service that is marketed for $195 a month to small businesses in many of its markets.

In a follow-up e-mail, a Verizon spokeswoman addressed the company's lack of a gig service by saying that it offers "speeds that exceed what customers can and do use".

My town is already black with unemployment, shootings, depression, a lack of paying gigs and a lack of Irish artists on daytime radio," Mr. Wall wrote on his Facebook page.

Still, WillCall was always hampered by lack of access to gigs by name-brand bands.

Warren, who has repeatedly raised concerns about the lack of regulations in the "gig economy", said she is continuing to urge the FTC to move forward with collection of "reliable, unbiased data" on Airbnb and other platforms.

Returning to New York she won a Tony in 1987 for Mr. Simon's "Broadway Bound" but quickly grew frustrated with the lack of top-tier theater gigs available.

(Needless to say, despite SoDo SoPa's complete lack of theatres, concert halls, gigs or galleries, the arts must be at the heart of SoDo SoPa too).

As long as a gig is expensive, a lack of customer interest shouldn't be surprising.

The past few weekends have seen numerous Christmas markets take place and there is no lack of festive cheer around with constant billing of gigs and events taking place.

I could use a change of gig here".

Bands in London and elsewhere are finding it hard to secure gigs because of a lack of affordable venues.