Leave to
Move
Move verb - To change the place or position of.
Both terms in one sentence
- As a consequence, this forced him into a heroic example of Orcus on His Throne since he could leave to deal with any other menaces that threatened the world, which hit especially bad in the present when Asura is released by Medusa and escapes outside of where Lord Shinigami can move.
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When his actor was fired, Sonny was written out by having him leave to move in with a random aunt.
Source: Same Character, but Different -
At the end, they return to Room and Jack says goodbye to all the things in Room as well as Room itself, before they leave to move on with their lives.
Source: Literature / Room
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