Meanings of stalk the streets in English

Dragons stalk the streets, puffing out smoke and clattering their mechanical wings.

I began to stalk the streets at night, but I knew this was only a temporary solution.

Emotionless people stalk the streets.

He imagines people are speaking his lines, characters who he believes he has invented stalk the streets bent on murder.

Steve Pound of Ealing said that fear was stalking the streets of Ealing.

Now he stalked the streets of Troy, he was within our very sacred precincts.

They followed the bipedal machine as servos whirred, weapons swiveled, and death stalked the streets.

The ghost of a healthy economy is stalking the streets, banshee-like, clip-clopping in her Louboutins and rattling Tiffany chains.

With the shadow of this horrible bogeyman, with it stalking the streets downtown, nobody beefed about the unemployment rate.

Reuters reporters could hear gunfire and explosions in Bishkek's main square and armed men were stalking the streets after midnight.

But that didn't slow speculation about a resident serial killer stalking the streets of some small town in southern Illinois.

While his contemporary, Joel Meyerowitz, stalked the streets of New York trying to be invisible, Winogrand did not mind being noticed.

She loved rummaging through the cellar for some new costume, and then stalking the streets with Byron under an evil moon.

Visiting Manor Street Community Centre in nationalist north Belfast after darkness, when sectarian killers are stalking the streets, isn't a pleasant experience.

I stalked the streets of Branning-at-sea dangling my unplayable knife, gawking at the five story buildings till I saw the buildings with twenty-five stories.

The announcer then said, "Is there a serial killer stalking the streets of Jacksonville?" The show's opening music and credits rolled by.