Escape
Go out
Go out verb - To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure.
Both terms in one sentence
- Cut off from escape, Gorman pulls the pin on their last grenade, and they go out together, taking several of the aliens with them.
Source: Dying Moment Of Awesome / Film -
Go Out with a Smile: Lee Harvey Oswald is told that he must not allow Jackie to be captured and thus sacrifices himself to the police to buy her time to escape.
Source: Manga / Billy Bat -
If you capture a Super Agent, your Evil Genius will go out of their way to do this, the Super Agent will escape, and assuming they don't kill you right then and there, they will blow up half your base on their way out.
Source: Do Not Taunt Cthulhu
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