Gone out
Both terms in one sentence
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Just an old, sober, married pair, who, after tea, have gone out rowing.
Source: Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date - A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles, confined to their hotel suite, discover Paul's grandfather has borrowed an old waiter's formal clothes and gone out to a gambling club.
Source: A Party, Also Known as an Orgy -
When Guy and Geneviève cross paths for the first time in years, there's no real reconciliation between them, the Old Flame having gone out long ago.
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