Sentences with phrase «one's main gig»

Spicy performance isn't the CR - V's main gig though — that would be balancing power and fuel efficiency.

There's always a chance your side hustle could become your main gig — that's what happened to me.

But her main gig is heading the Searle Freedom Trust, a leading supporter of conservative policy work.

It has been a perfect pairing with his main gig — managing Float Seattle's two float therapy studios in Greenlake & Bellevue.

Technically I did have a blog, but main gig was a blog designer and developer.

I was definitely more of an in between person as well — I got to know a lot of the school through my main gig in Yearbook and having to go around taking pictures / interviewing everyone, but my core group of friends and I were all AP nerds Ahh high school was so long ago and life is so different but yes, if I could write a letter to my high school self, it'd be like....

While the winners do all maintain style blogs, posting selfies and full - length shots isn't their main gig.

Is a second job a path to leaving teaching altogether, or does a second job bring in enough extra income to allow an underpaid teacher to keep teaching as their main gig?

One of his main gigs in San Pedro takes place every Wednesday at Wet Willies Cantina, a rockin» bar that is located on the beach off a long pier over the water.

Not only will listeners learn about a variety of cross-cultural challenges, but they'll also get some insight on much indies hustle with their multiple jobs... (except Nigel Lowrie, he's only got the one main gig with Devolver Digital but our panelists don't hold that against him!).

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Bsq's main gig is landscape design in Toronto (where they will be using this as an office) but as shipping containers are easy to handle, they are offering these as a sideline and will ship anywhere.

Their main gig these days appears to be dealing with the press about the Power House project that followed the New York Times article.

Many people use side hustles — a.k.a. second jobs, usually with flexible hours — to help make up for a smaller income from their main gig.

You might think it's hard to take money tips from someone who's rich and famous — Leno was once one of the kings of late night TV — but he actually has a pretty interesting tip: He doesn't spend money from his main gig.

So think about what you want to be your main gig and then build the rest of the picture around that.

What's your main gig?