Sentence examples for to raps 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.
Her preacherly voice gave authority to raps calling for more uplifting media images and greater self-respect among female hip-hop fans.
Donald Farnsworth, founder of Magnolia Editions, a printmaking studio in Oakland, Calif., that has donated prints to RAPS, said the archives offered printmakers the chance "to see what our contemporaries are doing".
And if your students like listening to raps about the news and writing rhymes themselves, you might make a little room in your curriculum for our final contest of 2012: We're pleased to announce we'll be collaborating with Flocabulary again to bring back last year's popular "Year in Rap" writing contest.
UCPAPs even have comparable blast-resistant ability to RAPs.
Recently, a lot of new studies have also been devoted to RAPs which lead to significant results.
Just drive around, listening to raps and shooting all the jobs".
"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.
