How to pronounce “take to the sky”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of take to the skies.

Practice Nearby Words

take to the skies, take flight, take wing, take a flying leap, fly the kite, grab some air, fly a kite, catch air, get off the ground, blast off, let fly, blow sky high, take to the hills, fly the coop, catch big air, fly the nest, throw to the winds, fly low, take a flyer, rocket up, fly out of the traps, climb on the bandwagon, reach for the sky, spread one's wings, toss to the wind, fly the flag, go with the wind, toss caution to the wind, come aloft, straighten up and fly right, fly out, kick the tires and light the fires, fly by, reach for the stars, fly the blue pigeon, jump off, shoot for the stars, fly the freak flag, get on up, fly off at a tangent, run to the ground, hit the ceiling, jump, take to the bricks, go over as well as a lead balloon, take a fall, take off, seize the initiative, make the dust fly, jump bail, fly by the seat of one's pants, take to the road, fly without a licence, take to one's heels, go upstairs, go one's ways, fly into a rage, take the air, walk on air, fly off the handle, giddyup, go up, catch a ride, stretch one's wings, shoot the moon, get up, jump ship, go up for, go off on a tangent, make a stand, take one's chances, fly under the radar, get on to, be on one's merry way, book it, make the feathers fly, take a hike, hit the silk, kick up, fly too close to the sun, up and leave, take for a spin, fly in the face of, take by storm, jump out, singe one's wings, jump up, head south, leap through hoops, earn one's wings, wait on, hoist the white flag, take the red eye, up one's game, go on one's merry way, lay one's eyes on, turn a new leaf, give something a go, take up the gantlet, catch flies

Similar Sounds

to the sky, dichotomous key, baked alaska, stokowski, stars in the sky, starry sky, strictness, strictest, scotch whiskey, scotch whisky