Away
Away adjective - Not close in time or space.
Flown
Both words in one sentence
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He could have simply flown up to the building right away, but instead he just strolled to the building while getting fired at by soldiers and missiles.
Source: Ominous Walk -
He could have simply have flown or teleported away, but he explicitly chose to walk because it amused him.
Source: Literature / Sovereign - A scene near the beginning of Beowulf (2007) goes from inside a mead hall to above it, where a rat is caught by a bird and flown far away, to Grendel's lair.
Source: The Oner
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