Examples of 'taking to the streets' in a sentence
Meaning of "taking to the streets"
taking to the streets - This phrase typically means participating in a public protest or demonstration. It refers to people leaving their homes and gathering in public spaces to express their opinions or concerns
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- present participle of take to the streets
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taking to the streets
People taking to the streets even in areas.
Hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets.
Taking to the streets is not the answer.
Trump supporters are also taking to the streets.
People taking to the streets demanding a humanized system.
Social groups are taking to the streets.
Taking to the streets for justice.
But instead of taking to the streets.
Taking to the streets is not a mere act of protest.
Islanders are now taking to the streets.
Taking to the streets to protest inaccessibility.
And they are taking to the streets for that.
This revolution was made by everyday people taking to the streets.
Young people are taking to the streets to demand justice.
And we will continue to see everyone taking to the streets.
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Organizations are taking to the streets today to support freedom of speech.
Unions are responding by taking to the streets.
Even taking to the streets is not enough for me anymore.
Students again are taking to the streets.
Taking to the streets is not the only agenda of local activists.
People were taking to the streets.
Many are asking why people in democratic regimes are taking to the streets.
They are taking to the streets.
I think people are getting tired of taking to the streets.
The facades taking to the streets have symmetric composition.
I was exhilarated by the images of people taking to the streets to demand change.
Now people are taking to the streets to protest about global warming.
But that did not stop protesters from taking to the streets.
So in this case taking to the streets is very much necessary.
I can just see all kinds of panicked citizens taking to the streets.
Of young people taking to the streets to protest police violence.
This has not stopped thousands of protesters taking to the streets again.
Recently taking to the streets to demand a minimum wage increase in the country.
I can see panicked citizens taking to the streets if this gets out.
Kids are taking to the streets to call for stronger action on climate change.
In some countries just the act of taking to the streets was dangerous.
The people taking to the streets injected a spiritual power to the state.
The upper bourgeoisie were frightened by the armed working classes taking to the streets.
Europeans are taking to the streets.
This will certainly result in more productive dialogue than taking to the streets.
I have not seen anybody taking to the streets to defend it yet.
The only people we have to blame are ourselves for not taking to the streets.
People have been taking to the streets here for two months now.
Chileans have shown their opposition to HidroAysén by taking to the streets in the thousands.
Images of women taking to the streets have national and international impacts.
Union mobilizations have seen millions of people taking to the streets in major cities.
Libyans have been taking to the streets to demonstrate against the escalating violence.
But that plan has failed far more spectacularly than taking to the streets.
Now we were taking to the streets once again to march against a foreign threat.
The Spanish people are taking to the streets.
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Examples of using Streets
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He was living on the streets researching his role
Streets you rode your bike down
I am a painter of the streets and of the gutter
