Fly
Fly verb - To move through the air with or as if with outstretched wings.
Set out
Set out verb - To give a representation or account of in words.
Both terms in one sentence
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At least that's what the Normans believe who don't know fear, and so they set out on an expedition to Gaul to learn about fear and thus become able to fly.
Source: Comic Book / Astérix -
Built according to design principles set out by World War II ground-attack aircraft, it was not very aerodynamic, had low-power engines designed for subsonic efficiency rather than performance, and originally had a bare minimum of electronic navigation and targeting equipment required to fly.
Source: Rock Beats Laser
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