Fly out
Start
Start verb - To move suddenly and sharply (as in surprise).
Both terms in one sentence
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Only in 2000 did they start to only fly out any talent who were actually regularly being booked.
Source: Wrestling / WCW -
At the start of Knuckles' story, when the Master Emerald is broken, you can see a Hint Ball (in other words, Tikal's spirit) fly out of it.
Source: Video Game / Sonic Adventure -
It isn't until late into the game that you start encountering rare monsters with which this tactic doesn't work, like Demons (they CAN actually recover fast enough to hit you between your punches), or Demodus (can simply fly out of your reach).
Source: Lethal Joke Item
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