take to the streets

Everyone said to himself, if he gave his life, the least we can do is take to the streets in protest.

In other words, if people feel their government is not heeding their complaints, they may think their only option is to take to the streets.

But toddlers don't take to the streets in protest, no matter how right their cause might be.

The scale of Mr Ahmadinejad's victory caused millions to take to the streets to protest against what they said was a rigged election.

To put it another way, did purely economic factors motivate so many Green Camp supporters to take to the streets?

abuses of power and the lack of recourse that make people angry enough to take to the streets.

Tens of thousands of South Koreans take to the streets to oppose a free trade agreement with the US.

As Arab revolts have recently toppled regimes in Egypt and Tunisia, Iranian opposition leaders resumed calls to take to the streets.

In Britain, that nation of shopkeepers, the young take to the streets to smash windows and steal trainers and television sets.

With this gold I would take to the streets to give it away, what an amazing, indulges to you!

The yellow shirts, who brought down one pro-Thaksin government by occupying the airport, may take to the streets again.

Will the UK population en masse accept the austerity measures being ushered in or take to the streets to oppose them?

Opposition parties had urged people to take to the streets as the Shia Muslim festival of Ashura reached a climax.

Without clear and coherent demands, there will be little to inspire ordinary citizens to take to the streets.

French governments, haunted by 1968, are always nervous when students take to the streets.

That is not really the problem -- a few students who take to the streets cannot affect the overall situation.

It is not impossible that dissidents will in time stop submitting petitions to the king and take to the streets.

In the evenings young Yemenis take to the streets, burning tyres and throwing rocks.

People take to the streets with fireworks, everywhere and all at once, for days on end.

"In France, the young people take to the streets, " Mr. Takahashi said.

They are less skilled at doing things, especially if student or teaching unions take to the streets.

Demonstrators take to the streets of Washington.

Protesters take to the streets of London ahead of the G20 summit of world leaders.

"Nobody would take to the streets flying the red flag, " says Mr Ligi.

Anyway, says Arye Carmon of the Israel Democracy Institute, people are too jaded now to take to the streets.

We have seen people in Lebanon take to the streets to demand their independence.

Today, I am not the pants to buy one, I finally had to take to the streets.

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Might he take to the streets in the future?

At that time, as if we were adults with children "to take to the streets to" play, and that is a big happy event.

Protestors take to the streets in Japan ahead of the G8 summit of the world's leading industrialized nations.

Outing: Three ladies take to the streets of Littlehampton on the Sussex coast wearing sandals, long skirts and thick collared coats in 1936

Protestors against the Thai government take to the streets again

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