Sentence examples for raps out from inspiring English sources

Ms Awasthi raps out: "I'll wear what I want / even if its mini / it's only a dress / don't for a second think it's a yes".

He plays a rural postman who, along with two comrades, is evidently under instruction from a snappy-voiced martinet of a supervisor who raps out his demands at an absurdly high pitch.

On those rare evenings at home, he raps out letters on his computer or follows world events on television, scanning the networks with a remote control device.

She raps out her opinions; lyrical, gleeful, cymbal-clashing, peppery, straightforward.

For example, in the very next line of the song, she raps: "Out in Miami I be chillin' with a zombie".

To that generally diverting end, Albert barks and brays and raps out a calculatingly cute string of expletives, including the four-letter kind that presumably earned this cross-demographically friendly film its R.

Sharp laughter, sharper comments, news of the boys rapped out with some exultation.

But the nine they rapped out gave them 81 in those six games.

Then, as he had done 2,533 times previously in his major league career, he rapped out a base hit.

Fans in Seattle saw Suzuki regularly rap out 200 hits a season and provide the most reliable outfield play.

With practice, and using shortcuts, they could rap out up to 40 words a minute, Borling told me.