make off

verb

1. intr, adverb to go or run away in haste
2. make off with
   to steal or abduct

Example Sentences

"Offenders entered a farm building and made off with a black Isuzu pick-up and a red quad bike. They then made off towards the Old Windsor/Datchet area," said the statement from Thames Valley police.

From BBC

The bank heist crew, made up of mainly Chilean nationals, hit multiple banks across California, according to federal prosecutors, and made off with $2.5 million.

From Los Angeles Times

I thought that type of reasoning was too transactional, too focused on how much money Major League Baseball makes off Latino players and fans.

From Los Angeles Times

The thief made off with a duffel bag full of firearms after spending hours digging a hole through the wall.

From Los Angeles Times

The thieves made off with 19 bracelets, seven pairs of earrings, four necklaces, a pair of obelisks, eight rings, and 20 watches, according to federal prosecutors.

From Los Angeles Times