The word "rocking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is very successful or fun. For example, "The party last night was rocking!".
Gavin began to find his range in the following round but his punches lacked punch and Brook finished the job off in the sixth, rocking the challenger with two thudding shots before pinning him against the ropes with a barrage of shots.
Are we afraid of speaking out and rocking the boat?
Here's Cook rocking a baby, as reconstructed on the Essex Twitter feed.
Unlike other cardinals, he has been untarnished by the various scandals rocking the Catholic church, and is thought to want to make reform of the Curia a priority.
And if it's self-conscious spectatorship you want then, Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained work just as effectively to break the fourth wall as any Haneke film, rocking audience members back in their seat, first with laughter, then a stunned astonishment at their own reaction: I'm laughing at this?
Industrial action by auto workers did not slacken, but we do not hear of women rocking the corporate boat again.
The place is rocking, packed out, and we learn that it is the bar of the fishermen's co-operative.
But the high point was Emma Thompson, continuing to prove that she should be the Queen of England by rocking up on stage barefoot and holding her Louboutins in one hand and a martini in the other.
"Join us to put Fifa back on the right track, where the boats will stop rocking and go placidly into port".
