roar away

roar away

1. To utter a loud, fierce, guttural cry in an unrestrained manner or for some prolonged period of time. The drunk stood on the corner roaring away, obviously incensed over something to which no one but himself was privy. We can always hear the lions roaring away whenever we walk past the zoo.
2. To depart at great speed while making a huge din. Typically said of a motor vehicle or someone riding within one. She called something out to me, but I couldn't quite make it out as the train roared away. The three burglars burst through the doors of the bank, their bags of money in tow, and roared away in a getaway car that was waiting for them in the alley.
See also: away, roar
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

roar away

to speed away, making a loud clamor. The car roared away into the night with tires screeching. The train roared away, carrying Andy to Canada.
See also: away, roar
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • roar at
  • roar at (someone or something)
  • roar out
  • whiskey voice
  • moan with
  • moan with (something)
  • growl
  • growl at
  • growl at (someone or something)
  • whiskey tenor
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Prosecutor Frank Clark told how officers witnessed him roar away.
Thomas Jorgensen made one of his trademark fast gate in Heat 4 to roar away ahead of Dan Bewley and Kevin Wolbert, but at the back Liam Carr's bike packed in for a shared 3-3.
ROAR AWAY Hoesen, left, celebrates bagging the killer second for Ajax
Off the track there will be an HWM Aston Martin Best Dressed Gentleman competition, although before you get overly excited the winner does not get to roar away from the track like James Bond.
The 33-year-old, already the 5,000m and 1500m champion, moved into the lead with 350m to go and then hit the turbo charge to roar away from the field.
The emergency services were excellent throughout too." Tony, a regular at the pub for 20 years, didn't see the people who shot him but heard the motorbike roar away into the night.
But as a showcase for the struggling home side, it was not a good night for them as Bees provided 13 of the 15 heat winners to roar away with a 56-34 win.
This was not the blind, adrenaline-fuelled panic that might cause a motorist to roar away after an accident - reprehensible as that is.
A year's free subscription to the top Sky package is up for grabs on Thursday before five lucky readers roar away with a pair of VIP tickets to the RallyCross Grand Prix at Croft Circuit in Darlington.
African record-holder Kutre Dulecha took advantage of the situation, quickly putting her foot on the accelerator to roar away.
As they roar away, Cardiff's Christmas lights will be switched on.
The scholarship winner will roar away with an all-expenses-paid motor racing season with full support from Tim Sugden Motorsport, who will run the car.
Just a lion's roar away from the West Midlands Safari Park at Bewdley, Rock Cottage has more than one exotic neighbour - though they all keep their distance.
The black Porsche 911 Carrera then drove along the A27 and 30 minutes later an off-duty police officer saw it pull into a lay-by near Shoreham, West Sussex, and roar away leaving the animal's mutilated body behind.
Obviously excessive speeding is highly dangerous, and it's worrying to hear the noise of cars being revved up by young men leaving pubs and burning up rubber as they roar away. Of course such behaviour is a menace to our safety.