Examples of using Gigs in English and their translations into Chinese
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Since then too, LANGSUIR had made few gigs, the most successful gig was'The Nocturn Feast' held in their hometown in 25th December 1994.
The“D” partition, the remaining 800 Gigs, contains all of my files, documents and anything I am working on.
Their gigs in Singapore were all cancelled as they refused to comply with what it seemed like a ridiculous law.
More than a couple of times have I met developers looking for web development gigs without a proper portfolio to show off.
When our first record came out, Ron and Russell were into what we were doing and came to some of our gigs.
The band played two more gigs on their mini tour of the south-west in Oxford and Colchester, preparing them for their American debut.
Laloux, 64, says he is in semi-retirement and continues to work in entertainment, booking smaller-scale gigs.
Marula Café is a vibrant pub and music space, hosting concerts and live gigs every night.
Some days, trombonist Mark McGrain was so low he couldn't crawl out of bed, let alone make his gigs.
Let's face it, if you want new gigs, you will need to show off your stuff.
The owner also gave him weekend sports and disc jockey gigs, also at $1 an hour.
We also recently met with Shazam who we asked to help us to promote our gigs in the studio.
The owner of the station also gave him weekend sports and disc jockey gigs, also at $1 an hour.
Just get out and shoot as much as possible, not just gigs: everything.
Alternatively, you can pay $10 or $20 extra and get 10 gigs of high-speed data or a"truly unlimited" 30-day plan with no caps or restrictions.
Radiohead has announced a slew of new tour dates for 2016, including three nights in London and the band's first U.S. gigs in four years.
But few IT gigs get earthier than Dan King's job as a process control engineer for a Texas sewage treatment facility in the mid-1990s.
As an upcoming talented actor, Henry Golding is well praised to be highly sought for by the industry after only a few but notable gigs.
You will get more gigs.
But you will get more gigs.