Sentence examples for has been rapping from inspiring English sources
Sheffield rapper J Kas has been rapping since he was young, taking influences from Snoop Dogg, Kriss Kross, Michael Jackson and Tupac.
Staples has been rapping since he was a teenager, performing at big gigs from an early age with associated acts such as Odd Future and Mac Miller.
For British-Ghanaian hip-hop stalwart Sway, who has been rapping over Ghanaian beats and collaborating with Accra's finest for almost a decade, there are obvious similarities between the 1960s Afrobeat that swept the world and what's happening now.
Jennifer was matched by 18 year old Mayam Mahmoud, an Egyptian who has been rapping since she was 10 years old, addressing the issues Egyptian girls face.
The soundtrack, released Tuesday, also boasts appearances from a range of pop heavyweights, including Mary J. Blige, Jennifer Hudson, Courtney Love, Estelle and Juicy J. Smollett, a former child star ("The Mighty Ducks," ABC's "On Our Own"), released an EP in 2012, and Gray has been rapping since he was a teenager in West Philadelphia, under the stage name Yazz the Greatest.
Actress Rebecca Ferguson showed us that a wrap-style jumpsuit is just as flattering as a wrap-style dress, model Hailey Baldwin (yes, she's one of those Baldwins) taught us how to dress up a pair of boyfriend jeans and "Orange Is The New Black" star Uzo Aduba confirmed what Atmosphere has been rapping for years, which is that every woman really does look better in a sundress.
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.
ITV has been rapped by Ofcom for causing distress and humiliation to a 17-year-old girl accused of being a "crackhead" and a "silly anorexic slapper" during an episode of the Jeremy Kyle Show.
But that's only an estimate, based on a Harris Interactive market research survey of just 8,000 people, and eHarmony has been rapped by the UK Advertising Standards Authority for citing such numbers as definitive figures.
