Get there
Start
Start verb - To move suddenly and sharply (as in surprise).
Both terms in one sentence
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However, when they start looking for him on forests, jungles, ancient ruins and so, it becomes downright hilarious (nobody questions how exactly did they get there).
Source: Narm / Video Games - Excalibur 2, Steiner's Infinity+1 Sword, which is only attainable in the game's final dungeon...and vanishes if it takes more than twelve hours, from the start of the game, to get there.
Source: Lost Forever / Role-Playing Game -
When they get there, all five of the dinosaurs don't immediately attack: instead, they start to communicate, and Owen realizes that the reason they wouldn't tell him what DNA went into engineering Indominus: she's part Velociraptor, and has just convinced the Raptor Squad to switch sides.
Source: Oh Crap / Film
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