Drive off
Drive off verb - Force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings.
Both terms in one sentence
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Bonus points if, in an attempt to stop you, the crew bails out... only for you to get in and drive off.
Source: Video Game / Battlefield 3 -
Lois is pouring out Peter's supply of Red Bull, when it causes a daisy to mutate, stop a car, claim "Official flower business" and drive off.
Source: Flashed-Badge Hijack
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