To travel or escape to a distant place; often used to describe leaving one's home or current situation to start anew elsewhere or to flee from trouble.

To spread one's wings and fly high in the sky

a ball hit high in the air during a baseball game

to fly high and run far; to leave in a hurry for a distant place, often to escape or avoid trouble

To flap wings and fly high; used as a metaphor for becoming successful and having a bright future.

In baseball, a fly ball that allows a runner to score or advance despite the batter being caught out