Come out
Come out verb - To come to be.
Go out
Go out verb - To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure.
Both terms in one sentence
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When Ba'alzamon in The Wheel of Time dies, the flames that constantly come out of his eyes (and mouth) go out... leaving burnt out sockets (and mouth) behind.
Source: Eye Lights Out - To wit, Titania, the new villainess of the comic, has just come out of inflicting a nightmarish group beatdown on She-Hulk that very nearly killed her and is buzzing to go out to find the other superheroes.
Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Comic Books -
When you first go out into the sunny, wide-open, and peaceful-looking Hyrule Field, you find that when the sun sets, creatures come out of the ground and start attacking you.
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