hit the streets

Who knows if he even saw the image before it hit the streets?

They should get off the couch and hit the streets.

She left the movie theater and hit the streets again.

As we hit the streets, the city was in turmoil.

When a second report came a week later, she said, "we hit the streets."

The then hit the streets to sell 100 tickets for the show.

Equipped with such information, I decided it was time to hit the streets.

Some even use computer programs to plan their graffiti at home before they hit the streets.

After that he didn't care and just hit the streets.

Actually, you don't even need to hit the streets: just look around your own living room.

Several drivers said they had little desire to hit the streets outside the park often.

I feel too near death to hit the streets at this hour."

He'd done it hundreds of times in the twenty years since he first hit the streets.

Given the speed of communications today, that news will hit the streets in no time.

Once that stuff hits the streets, you're going to think a building fell on you.

He hit the streets, pounding down one long city block and up another.

Next weekend, the alliance's private security guard will hit the streets.

For the next two weeks I studied the bible during the day and hit the streets at night.

The team is scheduled to hit the streets in April, the mayor said.

They hit the streets; the music comes up; the pace is fast.

Tonight we hit the streets and run this thing down to earth!"

The men were given the choice of going to jail or hitting the streets.

And this is the time when trash shoppers hit the streets.

I am now the paper's only regular contributor who was also part of its team when it first hit the streets half a century ago.

The paper hits the streets at 06:00 and is on sale until the end of the day.