Sentence examples for to rapping 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.
Twista, featured in the song "Cocoa Butter Kisses," by Chance The Rapper, intones, "When it come to rapping fast, I'm the Higgs boson".
Nellie McKay is a whiz-kid teenage songwriter who plays piano and riffles through styles from Tin Pan Alley to rapping.
Sir Paul McCartney has turned his hand to rapping in an attempt to persuade people to sign up for meat-free Mondays.
He had started writing poetry when he was in grammar school in New York, and it was only a short step from writing poetry to rapping.
Snoop is singing more than ever – he puts the ratio to rapping at 70 30 – but this just accentuates the melodic qualities inherent in his music.
Her short, funny videos range from chats about Justin Bieber and the Twilight Saga, to rapping and giving advice to school kids about the importance of staying true to yourself.
"They just want us to rap positive.
Does he need to rap as well?
Like hearing your gran try to rap".
"We really want to rap," he said.
"I'm going to rap for you".
