“The control of a door for emergency egress cannot be impeded by the access control system.”

“The container has a second opening for the egress of internal gas.”

“He accelerated down the hallway to a point where he had mentally mapped a route to an egress.”

“They also provide large concrete steps allowing egression to and from the river.”

“Instead, the animal airway tissue in vivo has obviously been depleted of its eosinophils by their egression into the airway lumen.”

“This does not affect the egression of cells from the bone marrow into the blood.”

“One of the corollaries of his formal egressions was an unhappiness with the exact identity of every text he published.”