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Meanings of roam the streets in English

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Usage of roam the streets in English
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Vagrant as an unowned dog, he could roam the streets at pleasure.
The Fortunate Youth
2
Why was he allowed to roam the streets for two more years?
The Complete Jack the Ripper
3
But the dogs simply get out and roam the streets again.
Radio NZ
4
But he had a hankering to stretch his legs, roam the streets, go prowling.
Aimez-vous Brahms
5
Young men roam the streets beneath, singing May songs.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series
6
The police roam the streets, making sure anyone who is out has a valid reason.
The Guardian
7
While masked gunmen no longer roam the streets, there is a lingering sense of fear.
Reuters
8
Outside, marauding militiamen roam the streets, bombs shatter remaining windows and the neighbours are butchered.
The Irish Times
9
Only the desperate and the starving roam the streets.
Children of Time
10
Death squads roam the streets and kidnappings are rampant.
Reuters
11
But, of course, it's out of the question to get leave merely to roam the streets.
Dave Darrin's Third Year at Annapolis; Or, Leaders of the Second...
12
At seven he had begun to roam the streets, picking up his acquaintances wherever he found them.
The Tides of Barnegat
13
For a few glorious weeks, children were free to roam the streets and play in the parks.
The South African
14
A new mobile game that lets players catch Pokemon as they roam the streets has become a phenomenon.
BBC
15
Soggy pizzas from the 1970s are still safe to roam the streets causing nightmares for decent law-abiding Neapolitans.
Radio NZ
16
Can you believe that there are dog robots that can roam the streets in search of toxic chemicals?
The Irish Times
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Roam the streets across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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