Hop
Take off
Take off verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Players were supposed to taxi forward, turn, then take off; instead, every single alpha tester would hop into their plane and then immediately mash the afterburner, plowing into the wall at 400kph.
Source: Yet Another Stupid Death -
And how about when Sally says if she was just being self-centered and not thinking about the group, she would hop on the motorcycle with Reno and just take off together.
Source: Series / The Colony - Collect enough stars to fill the meter, and you hop onto his back and take off into the sky for a while.Tropes: All Just a Dream: Not a spoiler in this case.
Source: Video Game / Buddy & Me
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