Sentence examples for school gig from inspiring English sources

The middle school gig paid him $1,500.

For Browne, who published his first children's book in 1976, it's been a more gradual process, starting with his first school gig in 1978.

While the middle-aged alumni, some of whom haven't touched an instrument in decades, face the daunting task of whipping themselves into performance shape, their spirited interviews bless the day Prof chose a hometown girl and a high school gig over a blossoming musical career.

She had been singing since she was tiny: ever since her teacher spotted her talent aged six she'd taken classical singing lessons, honing her smooth, lilting voice, and she performed her first out-of-school gig at seven.

The tour takes in more than 30 sites of interest to Beatles nuts: homes, schools, gig venues, places referred to in songs.

Perform at any gigs that are available to you, e.g. school concerts, gigs at pubs/bars, festivals, and parties.

In 1928, during a summer-school teaching gig at South Carolina State College, he overheard two students speaking a dialect he couldn't understand.

Originally from Vancouver, then juggling school and gigs in New York, to now residing in Los Angeles James Somani, or DJ Imanos, has witnessed a variety of unique music scenes.

I had long hair and I wore weird outfits, because often I would go straight to school from a gig.

Chances are, you're working an entry-level job that pays only marginally more than your high school shelf-stacking gig.

She has taken verbal shots at charter schools and the "gig economy," toward which Obama has been friendlier.