Rapp

[ rap; German rahp ]

noun

1. George, 1757–1847, U.S. religious preacher, born in Germany: leader of the Harmonists.

Example Sentences

That lack of direct consent from people when location data is gathered has led agencies like Rapp to “steer away” from location data providers, said Aldridge.

From Digiday

Not passing security check-pointsAgencies including Goodway Group and Rapp are subjecting data providers to tougher data privacy and security inspections.

From Digiday

Rapp struggles aloud with the notion that life and death exist simultaneously—that living is, in essence, dying.

From The Daily Beast

Discussion of world affairs still went forward between Rapp, Senior, and the Advance editor.

From Project Gutenberg

Would you have a beautiful woman wear a cheap suit of clothes like Rapp's got on, and a hat bought two years ago?

From Project Gutenberg

His cup was full when he could hear John's masterful voice addressed to Mrs. Rapp, Junior, or another aspirant.

From Project Gutenberg

He had meant to test his conviction in solitude, but why not put it to trial now, and shame this doubting and inept Rapp, Senior?

From Project Gutenberg

Grasping the proffered club he severely threatened with it the new ball which Rapp, Senior, had obligingly teed up for him.

From Project Gutenberg