How to pronounce “took to the streets”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take to the streets

Practice Nearby Words

took to, took to the bricks, went to town, took, took action, took it on the lam, took the ride, took the law into one's own hands, went downtown, took a hike, took the liberty, took flight, took law into one's own hands, took a ride to tyburn, took the meaning, went to the scaffold, took leave, took place, took the initiative, took office, took a knee, took up, took part, took something in stride, took matters into one's own hands, took off, took it, went on one's merry way, took up the mantle, went to, took hold, took time, went to work, took it on the arches, went to the polls, took away, took the time, went one's own way, withtook, went, took turns, took the reins, took command, took something as it came, took it upon oneself, took the count, went to the dogs, took a long walk on a short pier, took the bull by the horns, went out, took the point, took liberties, gave way, took the plunge, took it to the next level, went to ground, took a seat, took up the gauntlet, took over, overtook, took upon oneself, took after, took one's seat, took point, took someone to the grave, took on, went on the scout, went around, went around the houses, took shape, got around, took back, took on trust, took a long walk off a short pier, took root, went to great lengths, took the studs, took at face value, went to the ends of the earth, took a liking to, took a view, came to, took orders, took exception, flew off the shelves, took control, took cover, took no prisoners, strode, took five, took a back seat, wore the trousers, took a break, treaded the boards, went to the ends of the world, went with the flow, went round the houses, went on, took a joke, laid siege

Similar Sounds

walked the streets, down the street, deconstructs, dead end street, dark streets, back streets, state street, side streets, schoolmistress, seek and destroy