Sentence examples for per gig from inspiring English sources
Boiler Room now pulls in hundreds of thousands of viewers to its website per gig.
Gold charges anywhere from fifteen hundred to thirty thousand dollars per gig.
Online message boards dismiss their lack of technical acumen, with messages like "IPod DJing for $10,000 per gig".
A profit from live shows of £2.2m would leave Sheeran with earnings per show of £22,000 per gig.
It uses perpendicular magnetic recording technology (PMR) and needs just 0.0003 of a watt per gig to run.
Performing in comedy clubs, he said, he has been paid "between nothing and $100," averaging about $20 to $40 per gig.
The vast majority of porn performers work as independent contractors, negotiating on a per-gig basis, leaving workplace standards constantly up for debate and mostly up to producers.
Just over $200 is the cheapest I saw the drive going for, and since you can get a terabyte for half that, it's pretty clear that Lenovo is aware they're catering to a limited audience that cares primarily about security, not dollars-per-gig.
What they lack in per-gig cash, they make up for in frequency of sets.
Take a look at your staff positions, and consider what can be shifted to a per-project, gig role.
Fahmy claims he took the $12,000 USD-per-month gig with Al Jazeera not knowing that his predecessor had fled Egypt back to Qatar after a raid on the network's Cairo offices just days before his job interview in September 2013.
