Break out
Break out verb - To develop suddenly and violently.
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both terms in one sentence
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The FIRST mission of the game has the player and one other convict break out by stealing the guards weapons and then a boat and blowing up everything trying to stop them.
Source: Cardboard Prison -
Fingore: When Hunt tries to break out of his cell to save Nick, a cannibal casually slashes at his hand to make him stop.
Source: Film / Bone Tomahawk -
Miley Cyrus: Sweet young Miley does what she can to break out from her Disney persona with her song, "We Can't Stop".
Source: Nightmare Fuel / Music Videos
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