91.   This week the staff moves into a new newsroom, and they will hit the streets with digital cameras to download audio and video stories onto the Web.

92.   Thousands of people with Olympic-related paychecks will be hitting the streets and dusting off resumes, economists predict.

93.   Though the release date changed several times, the disc finally hit the streets Tuesday.

94.   Thousands of worshippers in Ramallah, Nablus and Gaza City then hit the streets in protest, their pique at a boil.

95.   To see what it could mean to the consumer, we hit the streets.

96.   Two weeks before the cabs were to hit the streets, the commission denied the Public Art Fund the necessary permit.

97.   Vendors hit the street and were swamped by tourists.

98.   We lingered just a little while in our luxurious room and then we hit the streets.

99.   We hit the street to talk to people who have seen their bank branches disappear.

100.   What hits the streets in Hong Kong usually finds its way into China, where software piracy is big business.