"surge out" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is quickly released or forcefully expressed. For example, "The crowd surged out of the stadium when the home team won the championship."
The doors of the first bus open and the passengers surge out, blocking the bus that has just arrived.
Then, in a triumph of crosswalk choreography, hundreds of people surge out and completely fill Hachiko Square, walking in all directions yet never colliding.
The exodus has been particularly heavy this week and Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, the defence secretary, said a sense of self-preservation will cause the others to surge out more rapidly.
He had both soldiers and sailors on board, many having been transferred from other ships on the journey from Portsmouth to be ready to use his vessel's vital attribute, her opening stern doors, with a flooded dock out of which landing craft bristling with troops could surge out to fight on a distant shore.
Her series (appropriately titled) I Love Summer implements high-speed cameras to capture water park visitors just as they surge out what we can only imagine is an adrenaline-raising slide. .
Last night's mojitos surge out of your pores.
Instead, Thiam came surging out at the bell, throwing punches wildly as Trinidad backpedaled.
Momo skins are not very thin, the better to contain that liquid, which surges out on first bite.
Maryland's voters surged out on election day to give Wallace a huge victory, his last of 1972.
Roaring water is surging out from a dark tangle of trees before it plunges under massive rocks.
With the speeches done, the photographers at the back burst from their confined area and surged out into the hallway to get photos of the officials in movement.
