Part
Run along
Run along verb - To leave a place often for another.
Usage example: I'd love to stay longer, but I must be running along
Both terms in one sentence
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From "cast" part onwards, credits run along with pictures or footage, and are a tamer black and white text.
Source: Close on Title -
For the most part he followed the players but at certain points he would hit a trigger which makes him run along a pre-determined path regardless of the players.
Source: Escort Mission -
There is exactly one part of Metal Gear Solid 2 where you can have a cardboard box but not equip it; the section in question is a side-scrolling run along a walkway, where standing up can get you spotted while staying low means you're too slow to avoid the falling platforms.
Source: Arbitrary Equipment Restriction
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