Sentence examples for been rapped from inspiring English sources
noun
A sharp blow with something hard.
- The teacher gave the wayward pupil a rap across the knuckles with her ruler.
Another payday lender has been rapped for misleading advertising today.
We got a common bond: we both been rapped by the I.R.S".
In Britain, some banks have been rapped over the knuckles by regulators for selling unsuitably risky investments to retail clients.
Global Radio has been rapped by the broadcasting regulator for running an ad campaign that mimicked news bulletins on 46 stations across networks including Capital, Heart and Xfm.
Channel 4 has been rapped on the knuckles for running alcohol ads during shows likely to appeal to children, including hit US comedy import The Big Bang Theory.
Evil may have infected the system and a few bankers' knuckles may have been rapped, but the holy grail will be reached by cutting the deficit.
But then they have been rapping together for 11 years".
By 1992, Chicanas and Chicanos had been rapping, breakdancing, deejaying, and writing graffiti for a decade.
I'd been rapping and dancing.
"I've been rapping since I was ten," Nappy says.
It was rapped in by Michael Peca.
