Sentence examples similar to steals a gig from inspiring English sources

Singer KT Tunstall launched an online appeal after her tambourine was stolen at a gig, guilt-tripping the thief into sending it back to her in a taxi.

When the US comic Joe Rogan felt fellow standup Carlos Mencia was stealing his gags, he gatecrashed a gig and confronted him onstage.

"At each End of the Canoe stands an Indian," noted a history of Virginia in 1722, "with a Gig, or pointed Spear... stealing upon the Fish, without any Noise".

And if you're really funny, then provided you're not punching people when you come off, or stealing people's belongings, then you'll get a gig.

Ten years ago, after a gig in London, three drunk teenage fans stole my ukulele from my dressing room, and I tweeted my despair.

After a gig at the Channel Club in Boston on January 14, Metallica's gear was stolen from a van outside the venue.

Was it a gig?

Hey, a gig's a gig!

Is it a gig?

"What a gig! Amazing.

Missed a gig?