Run off
Run off verb - To drive or force out.
Stand
Stand verb - To occupy a place or location.
Both terms in one sentence
- And considering she finds Colonel Sanders... hu... Kenta-kun cute... She'll literally snatch you up from where you stand and run off clutching you like a kidnapper.
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In The Replacements, when Todd and Riely run off and join the carnival, Riley ends up running the 'deep fry anything' stand.
Source: Deep-Fried Whatever - Nospikes from Commander Keen 6 like to charge at you, but if they run off a ledge, they stand in mid-air for a while and a question mark appears above their head before they fall.
Source: Confused Question Mark
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