The phrase "fly away over" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a poetic or creative context to describe the action of flying away in a specific direction.
Example: "As the sun set, the birds began to fly away over the horizon."
Alternatives: "soar away across" or "drift away beyond."
The hobby, holding the prey in its talons, flies away over the tree-tops.
The loop speeds up and flies away over Rob Moore's first guitar riff, two minutes into the song, uneven and heavy and simple and colored in by the drummer Aaron Deal's short and hard-hitting fills.
"If I had gone with him," he said, and glanced to where the helicopter had flown away, over the line of date palms at the end of a field.
At his first one, the nation's capital was suffused with passion and wonder and dreams, nearly two million hope-besotted faces beaming up at the new president, hoping he could save their shirts, shrieking with delight as W.'s helicopter flew away over the Capitol.
Because nothing is happening with them, they are flying away, over that wall, while we are still chained and handcuffed to the weather and the iPhone, to the hurricane and the election and to the couple that's recently moved in downstairs, in Apartment 2-S, with a young daughter and a new baby girl, and we're flying off in the opposite direction at a million miles an hour.
When encountered, Least Bitterns typically burrow like rodents through dense vegetation, fly away weakly over marsh vegetation with legs dangling, or "freeze" with their bill pointed upward, feathers compressed, and eyes directed forward.
He told her about a discovery that, if you sit still, butterflies will land all over you and fly away the moment you move.
The day her body was removed, Nesta sat on the stoop, strummed his guitar, and sang over and over: "One bright morning when man's work is over/ Man will fly away home".
Chose a style, and then spray over it with some hairspray to decrease fly away hairs.
