How to pronounce “pick up the ball and run with it”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of take the ball and run with it.

Practice Nearby Words

take the ball and run with it, take a run at, take one's football and go home, break into a run, keep the ball rolling, pick up the pace, play ball, run with, get the ball rolling, pick up the slack, start the ball rolling, take one's ball and go home, follow through, hit the ground running, run on, take on, jog on, take up the slack, make a run for it, run about, take up the gantlet, run after, run and gun, set the ball rolling, run around in circles, get a run on, seize the initiative, run in circles, run around after, run away with, run up, take the game to, run through, come running, run round in circles, crack on, run to, drop the ball, move along, move ahead, take the field, take it to the house, run along, take the lead, take it, move on, run around, take up with, carry one's own weight, take it upon oneself, run rings round, take someone's point, walk off with, run out the clock, start a hare running, get moving, continue on one's merry way, chase one's own tail, keep one's eye on the ball, run off with, up one's game, run amuck, run to the ground, have a ball, take it in turns, take one's point, run for it, take l's, run the table, pass the baton, scoop up, pull ahead, tread in someone's footsteps, run at, take a fall, get busy, go at it, play the hand that one was dealt, go after, take the initiative, hit off the line, get after, keep it moving, take the wheel, carry off, pick up, walk away with, play the hand that one is dealt, hike, play someone at their own game, hit one's stride, get a move on, make off with, punt into the long grass, take a page out of someone's book, run circles round, push into the long grass, pull one's own weight, step up to the plate, go all the way

Similar Sounds

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