Definition of foray in English:

foray

noun ˈfɒreɪ

1A sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially to obtain something; a raid.
the garrison made a foray against Richard's camp
Example sentencesExamples
- Our first foray into enemy territory was a bitter disappointment.
- In continuous forest, females also seek EPCs off territory and make extraterritorial forays with equal frequency as males.
- The crafty No.3, despite a heavy first half knock, defended with gusto and also went on a couple of forays into attack.
- The aim was to establish a base camp of three points from which they could make forays into enemy territory.
- But even if their forays into French territory became rarer, Italy can at least take heart from their rearguard action which, combined with some woeful French handling, restricted the hosts to penalties.
- Almost every page covers wars, forays, battles that picture an unending series of conflicts between the British and the French, the colonists and the Indians, even the Dutch and the Swedes.
- Anyway Agent Broker you will lead our first foray behind enemy lines.
- And then there were the forays into enemy territory, expeditions to raid another pack's street corner - or, as often, to defend our own.
- The Bulls dominated the territory and possession in the first quarter, launching attacking forays deep into Lions territory.
- Under the pretext of preventing terrorism, it will set a precedent for other regimes to follow in America's footsteps and of course it will embolden the US to make forays into other territories.
- It took Cartha 16 minutes to score their first try, despite Lenzie having had just one foray into enemy territory.
- The pressure of such defensive forays into inner-city territory, each homing in acutely at the side of others and being jostled by them, makes for compound ironies which are truly sharpened and banal.
- Mushtaq was a maverick strokeplayer with a love of sudden forays down the pitch, even to quick bowlers, and daring strokes that had bowlers tearing their hair out.
- Paradoxically, this expert tracker, who was never attacked during his many forays into the forest, was almost killed by a man-eating leopard in a Chattarpur guesthouse.
- Or, to be accurate, they probably had the same teachers but chose to tread a different path with the occasional forays into other territories.
- As Heath made one of their rare forays into Ilkley territory they won a scrum on the 22.
- While Athenian forces made raids and even established small coastal bases in Spartan territory, these forays were unable to inflict sufficient damage to aid the Athenian fight.
- Apart from a few forays into Wharfedale territory, which were defended with relative ease, the remainder of the first half was played out in the Moortown half.
- Moonlighting has dark undertones, suggesting forays into unknown territory.
- Central Command can mount these operations - sending armored forays into the city - because organized resistance is diminishing.
Synonyms
raid, attack, assault, incursion, swoop, strike, charge, sortie, sally, rush, onrush, push, thrust, onslaught, offensive, bombardment
act of aggression, act of war, blitz, campaign
archaic onset
1. 1.1 A brief but spirited attempt to become involved in a new activity or sphere.
  my first foray into journalism
  Example sentencesExamples
  A brief foray into motor racing ended when he got lost during the Paris to Dakar rally.
  First, as our brief foray into the history of anthropometry shows, the measurement and creation of body averages have their own politically inflected and culturally biased histories.
  Maxtor fell back into the red during its third fiscal quarter, it admitted this week, after a brief foray into profitability during Q2.
  He even makes a brief foray into the Italian rap scene, which is mostly left-wing and mostly political.
  So Lady Vee had only a brief foray into the realm of dating.
  Due to my brief foray into the lore of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic worlds, I was aware of the nature of a wicker man before I saw this film.
  As for the sleazy clientele, my brief foray into the world of porn stardom revealed a crowd made up not of lone perverts in search of thrills, but young people who were up for a bit of a laugh.
  My brief foray into fishmongering was a miserable failure, so I had to get myself a writing gig.
  The foray into spirituality had evolved into an abstract series called ‘The Fragments’, which she exhibited in 2003 in Mumbai.
  The point of this brief foray into the law of evidence is to underscore that the precise nature of the evidence and the ruling on admissibility is a matter for trial.
  So what can we learn from this brief and sobering foray into the world of political consulting and rough-and-tumble politics?
  I once attempted a sex scene in a brief and ill-advised foray into fiction.
  Its also pretty self evidently false, as the briefest foray into the science and its history will tell you.
  The book is a foray into the collective psyche of African Americans - an attempt to explain why the vast majority of black folks hold the former president in such high esteem.
  After a brief foray into politics, she returned to where she is most comfortable - in the company of words.
  Apart from a brief foray into Proverbs, every single one of the passages was from the Psalms.
  Eighteen months ago it pulled the plug on its brief foray into Wellbeing services such as manicures and massages.
  The track makes a brief foray into soothing ambience, but comes full circle before long.
  My focus, however, will be on his brief foray into working-class education.
  Of course, with all of my lessons, this too became something more than a brief foray into Surrealism.

verb ˈfɒreɪ

no object, with adverbial of direction Make or go on a foray.
the place into which they were forbidden to foray
Example sentencesExamples
- The company forayed into the Chinese and Kazakhstan markets and secured orders for gas turbine generating equipments.
- Not satisfied with his triumphs in the areas of economics and political science, he has forayed into literature.
- When she forays into Kentucky and the eastern mountains, both she and the Consort give the music a slight bend and loosen up a bit rhythmically.
- Spurred by the urge for excellence, Indian women are foraying into the rarified entrepreneurial space.
- The slogan aficionado then forayed into the world of advertising.
- Recently, the firm forayed into making films and television serials and there are plans for a Bengali film.
- When new gamers foray onto the net, I guess they still drift over to the venerable newsgroup.
- After filling in the time between performances with a quick visit to the Fringe Club, I again forayed into the Library for this one woman show.
- Today, franchising has forayed into all sectors, ranging from food and beverages to childcare and healthcare.
- The guerrillas would foray into Algeria, then flee back into Tunisia.
- He formed his own drama company and had almost 200 people working for him before he forayed into films.
- There were two times during those years when I forayed into a J-shaped world, but neither was for very long, due to my disappointment with the development tools.
- Zee Network has already forayed into regional language channels under the brand name of ‘Alpha’ with channels in Marathi, Gujrati, Punjabi and Bangla.
- And that is why he has forayed into designing clothes for men.
- This is the first time that a new generation private sector bank is foraying into the Russian market to cater to the growing retail and trade finance demand in the country.
- We are also foraying into commercial property to build a five-acre tech park in Whitefield with a 12-storey tower for the knowledge industry.
- Yes, the widely-used search engine is foraying into the world of e-mail and has created quite a buzz for itself in recent weeks.
- This jewellery brand has now forayed into the Japanese market through Takashimaya, a Japanese jewellery firm which showcases Ganjam's creations.
- Steering the Indian space programme since 1994, he has always insisted that forays into the frontiers of space will always be driven by the desire to fulfil the needs of social welfare.
- The need for the viewer to decipher the work was exactly what the artists who first forayed into the world of surrealism had in mind.

Derivatives

forayer

noun

In addition to rubbing shoulders with a live famous mycologist, forayers generally expect a lecture about some absorbing topic.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since most forayers had never seen this species before, I'm sure it will bring back fond memories for the 180 or so people who attended.
- On a foray in McCall many years ago, I was wandering the woods and another forayer, a woman with three children, casually walked up and said, ‘What are those you are picking?’
- It seems a shame, nevertheless, that forayers are not being given the opportunity to record latitude and longitude information which is so readily available from Ordnance Survey maps.
- Whilst at secondary school, I was introduced to the local Natural History Society and soon became a keen birder and, later, fungus forayer.

Origin

Middle English: back-formation from forayer 'a person who forays', from Old French forrier 'forager', from fuerre 'straw' (see forage).

Rhymes

moray

Definition of foray in US English:

foray

noun

1A sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially to obtain something; a raid.
the garrison made a foray against Richard's camp
figurative he made another foray to the bar
Example sentencesExamples
- Or, to be accurate, they probably had the same teachers but chose to tread a different path with the occasional forays into other territories.
- And then there were the forays into enemy territory, expeditions to raid another pack's street corner - or, as often, to defend our own.
- Anyway Agent Broker you will lead our first foray behind enemy lines.
- As Heath made one of their rare forays into Ilkley territory they won a scrum on the 22.
- Almost every page covers wars, forays, battles that picture an unending series of conflicts between the British and the French, the colonists and the Indians, even the Dutch and the Swedes.
- Paradoxically, this expert tracker, who was never attacked during his many forays into the forest, was almost killed by a man-eating leopard in a Chattarpur guesthouse.
- The pressure of such defensive forays into inner-city territory, each homing in acutely at the side of others and being jostled by them, makes for compound ironies which are truly sharpened and banal.
- While Athenian forces made raids and even established small coastal bases in Spartan territory, these forays were unable to inflict sufficient damage to aid the Athenian fight.
- The crafty No.3, despite a heavy first half knock, defended with gusto and also went on a couple of forays into attack.
- It took Cartha 16 minutes to score their first try, despite Lenzie having had just one foray into enemy territory.
- The aim was to establish a base camp of three points from which they could make forays into enemy territory.
- Apart from a few forays into Wharfedale territory, which were defended with relative ease, the remainder of the first half was played out in the Moortown half.
- Mushtaq was a maverick strokeplayer with a love of sudden forays down the pitch, even to quick bowlers, and daring strokes that had bowlers tearing their hair out.
- In continuous forest, females also seek EPCs off territory and make extraterritorial forays with equal frequency as males.
- Our first foray into enemy territory was a bitter disappointment.
- Under the pretext of preventing terrorism, it will set a precedent for other regimes to follow in America's footsteps and of course it will embolden the US to make forays into other territories.
- But even if their forays into French territory became rarer, Italy can at least take heart from their rearguard action which, combined with some woeful French handling, restricted the hosts to penalties.
- Central Command can mount these operations - sending armored forays into the city - because organized resistance is diminishing.
- The Bulls dominated the territory and possession in the first quarter, launching attacking forays deep into Lions territory.
- Moonlighting has dark undertones, suggesting forays into unknown territory.
Synonyms
raid, attack, assault, incursion, swoop, strike, charge, sortie, sally, rush, onrush, push, thrust, onslaught, offensive, bombardment
1. 1.1 An attempt to become involved in a new activity or sphere.
  my first foray into journalism
  Example sentencesExamples
  Of course, with all of my lessons, this too became something more than a brief foray into Surrealism.
  After a brief foray into politics, she returned to where she is most comfortable - in the company of words.
  Maxtor fell back into the red during its third fiscal quarter, it admitted this week, after a brief foray into profitability during Q2.
  The track makes a brief foray into soothing ambience, but comes full circle before long.
  The book is a foray into the collective psyche of African Americans - an attempt to explain why the vast majority of black folks hold the former president in such high esteem.
  Its also pretty self evidently false, as the briefest foray into the science and its history will tell you.
  As for the sleazy clientele, my brief foray into the world of porn stardom revealed a crowd made up not of lone perverts in search of thrills, but young people who were up for a bit of a laugh.
  First, as our brief foray into the history of anthropometry shows, the measurement and creation of body averages have their own politically inflected and culturally biased histories.
  The point of this brief foray into the law of evidence is to underscore that the precise nature of the evidence and the ruling on admissibility is a matter for trial.
  So Lady Vee had only a brief foray into the realm of dating.
  I once attempted a sex scene in a brief and ill-advised foray into fiction.
  Apart from a brief foray into Proverbs, every single one of the passages was from the Psalms.
  Eighteen months ago it pulled the plug on its brief foray into Wellbeing services such as manicures and massages.
  The foray into spirituality had evolved into an abstract series called ‘The Fragments’, which she exhibited in 2003 in Mumbai.
  He even makes a brief foray into the Italian rap scene, which is mostly left-wing and mostly political.
  So what can we learn from this brief and sobering foray into the world of political consulting and rough-and-tumble politics?
  A brief foray into motor racing ended when he got lost during the Paris to Dakar rally.
  My brief foray into fishmongering was a miserable failure, so I had to get myself a writing gig.
  Due to my brief foray into the lore of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic worlds, I was aware of the nature of a wicker man before I saw this film.
  My focus, however, will be on his brief foray into working-class education.

verb

no object, with adverbial of direction Make or go on a foray.
the place into which they were forbidden to foray
Example sentencesExamples
- This is the first time that a new generation private sector bank is foraying into the Russian market to cater to the growing retail and trade finance demand in the country.
- Spurred by the urge for excellence, Indian women are foraying into the rarified entrepreneurial space.
- There were two times during those years when I forayed into a J-shaped world, but neither was for very long, due to my disappointment with the development tools.
- When new gamers foray onto the net, I guess they still drift over to the venerable newsgroup.
- This jewellery brand has now forayed into the Japanese market through Takashimaya, a Japanese jewellery firm which showcases Ganjam's creations.
- He formed his own drama company and had almost 200 people working for him before he forayed into films.
- Steering the Indian space programme since 1994, he has always insisted that forays into the frontiers of space will always be driven by the desire to fulfil the needs of social welfare.
- The slogan aficionado then forayed into the world of advertising.
- Not satisfied with his triumphs in the areas of economics and political science, he has forayed into literature.
- After filling in the time between performances with a quick visit to the Fringe Club, I again forayed into the Library for this one woman show.
- We are also foraying into commercial property to build a five-acre tech park in Whitefield with a 12-storey tower for the knowledge industry.
- When she forays into Kentucky and the eastern mountains, both she and the Consort give the music a slight bend and loosen up a bit rhythmically.
- The need for the viewer to decipher the work was exactly what the artists who first forayed into the world of surrealism had in mind.
- Today, franchising has forayed into all sectors, ranging from food and beverages to childcare and healthcare.
- The company forayed into the Chinese and Kazakhstan markets and secured orders for gas turbine generating equipments.
- Yes, the widely-used search engine is foraying into the world of e-mail and has created quite a buzz for itself in recent weeks.
- And that is why he has forayed into designing clothes for men.
- Recently, the firm forayed into making films and television serials and there are plans for a Bengali film.
- Zee Network has already forayed into regional language channels under the brand name of ‘Alpha’ with channels in Marathi, Gujrati, Punjabi and Bangla.
- The guerrillas would foray into Algeria, then flee back into Tunisia.

Origin

Middle English: back-formation from forayer ‘a person who forays’, from Old French forrier ‘forager’, from fuerre ‘straw’ (see forage).

单词	foray
释义	Definition of foray in English: foray noun ˈfɒreɪ 1A sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially to obtain something; a raid. the garrison made a foray against Richard's camp Example sentencesExamples Our first foray into enemy territory was a bitter disappointment. In continuous forest, females also seek EPCs off territory and make extraterritorial forays with equal frequency as males. The crafty No.3, despite a heavy first half knock, defended with gusto and also went on a couple of forays into attack. The aim was to establish a base camp of three points from which they could make forays into enemy territory. But even if their forays into French territory became rarer, Italy can at least take heart from their rearguard action which, combined with some woeful French handling, restricted the hosts to penalties. Almost every page covers wars, forays, battles that picture an unending series of conflicts between the British and the French, the colonists and the Indians, even the Dutch and the Swedes. Anyway Agent Broker you will lead our first foray behind enemy lines. And then there were the forays into enemy territory, expeditions to raid another pack's street corner - or, as often, to defend our own. The Bulls dominated the territory and possession in the first quarter, launching attacking forays deep into Lions territory. Under the pretext of preventing terrorism, it will set a precedent for other regimes to follow in America's footsteps and of course it will embolden the US to make forays into other territories. It took Cartha 16 minutes to score their first try, despite Lenzie having had just one foray into enemy territory. The pressure of such defensive forays into inner-city territory, each homing in acutely at the side of others and being jostled by them, makes for compound ironies which are truly sharpened and banal. Mushtaq was a maverick strokeplayer with a love of sudden forays down the pitch, even to quick bowlers, and daring strokes that had bowlers tearing their hair out. Paradoxically, this expert tracker, who was never attacked during his many forays into the forest, was almost killed by a man-eating leopard in a Chattarpur guesthouse. Or, to be accurate, they probably had the same teachers but chose to tread a different path with the occasional forays into other territories. As Heath made one of their rare forays into Ilkley territory they won a scrum on the 22. While Athenian forces made raids and even established small coastal bases in Spartan territory, these forays were unable to inflict sufficient damage to aid the Athenian fight. Apart from a few forays into Wharfedale territory, which were defended with relative ease, the remainder of the first half was played out in the Moortown half. Moonlighting has dark undertones, suggesting forays into unknown territory. Central Command can mount these operations - sending armored forays into the city - because organized resistance is diminishing. Synonyms raid, attack, assault, incursion, swoop, strike, charge, sortie, sally, rush, onrush, push, thrust, onslaught, offensive, bombardment act of aggression, act of war, blitz, campaign archaic onset 1.1 A brief but spirited attempt to become involved in a new activity or sphere. my first foray into journalism Example sentencesExamples A brief foray into motor racing ended when he got lost during the Paris to Dakar rally. First, as our brief foray into the history of anthropometry shows, the measurement and creation of body averages have their own politically inflected and culturally biased histories. Maxtor fell back into the red during its third fiscal quarter, it admitted this week, after a brief foray into profitability during Q2. He even makes a brief foray into the Italian rap scene, which is mostly left-wing and mostly political. So Lady Vee had only a brief foray into the realm of dating. Due to my brief foray into the lore of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic worlds, I was aware of the nature of a wicker man before I saw this film. As for the sleazy clientele, my brief foray into the world of porn stardom revealed a crowd made up not of lone perverts in search of thrills, but young people who were up for a bit of a laugh. My brief foray into fishmongering was a miserable failure, so I had to get myself a writing gig. The foray into spirituality had evolved into an abstract series called ‘The Fragments’, which she exhibited in 2003 in Mumbai. The point of this brief foray into the law of evidence is to underscore that the precise nature of the evidence and the ruling on admissibility is a matter for trial. So what can we learn from this brief and sobering foray into the world of political consulting and rough-and-tumble politics? I once attempted a sex scene in a brief and ill-advised foray into fiction. Its also pretty self evidently false, as the briefest foray into the science and its history will tell you. The book is a foray into the collective psyche of African Americans - an attempt to explain why the vast majority of black folks hold the former president in such high esteem. After a brief foray into politics, she returned to where she is most comfortable - in the company of words. Apart from a brief foray into Proverbs, every single one of the passages was from the Psalms. Eighteen months ago it pulled the plug on its brief foray into Wellbeing services such as manicures and massages. The track makes a brief foray into soothing ambience, but comes full circle before long. My focus, however, will be on his brief foray into working-class education. Of course, with all of my lessons, this too became something more than a brief foray into Surrealism. verb ˈfɒreɪ no object, with adverbial of direction Make or go on a foray. the place into which they were forbidden to foray Example sentencesExamples The company forayed into the Chinese and Kazakhstan markets and secured orders for gas turbine generating equipments. Not satisfied with his triumphs in the areas of economics and political science, he has forayed into literature. When she forays into Kentucky and the eastern mountains, both she and the Consort give the music a slight bend and loosen up a bit rhythmically. Spurred by the urge for excellence, Indian women are foraying into the rarified entrepreneurial space. The slogan aficionado then forayed into the world of advertising. Recently, the firm forayed into making films and television serials and there are plans for a Bengali film. When new gamers foray onto the net, I guess they still drift over to the venerable newsgroup. After filling in the time between performances with a quick visit to the Fringe Club, I again forayed into the Library for this one woman show. Today, franchising has forayed into all sectors, ranging from food and beverages to childcare and healthcare. The guerrillas would foray into Algeria, then flee back into Tunisia. He formed his own drama company and had almost 200 people working for him before he forayed into films. There were two times during those years when I forayed into a J-shaped world, but neither was for very long, due to my disappointment with the development tools. Zee Network has already forayed into regional language channels under the brand name of ‘Alpha’ with channels in Marathi, Gujrati, Punjabi and Bangla. And that is why he has forayed into designing clothes for men. This is the first time that a new generation private sector bank is foraying into the Russian market to cater to the growing retail and trade finance demand in the country. We are also foraying into commercial property to build a five-acre tech park in Whitefield with a 12-storey tower for the knowledge industry. Yes, the widely-used search engine is foraying into the world of e-mail and has created quite a buzz for itself in recent weeks. This jewellery brand has now forayed into the Japanese market through Takashimaya, a Japanese jewellery firm which showcases Ganjam's creations. Steering the Indian space programme since 1994, he has always insisted that forays into the frontiers of space will always be driven by the desire to fulfil the needs of social welfare. The need for the viewer to decipher the work was exactly what the artists who first forayed into the world of surrealism had in mind. Derivatives forayer noun In addition to rubbing shoulders with a live famous mycologist, forayers generally expect a lecture about some absorbing topic. Example sentencesExamples Since most forayers had never seen this species before, I'm sure it will bring back fond memories for the 180 or so people who attended. On a foray in McCall many years ago, I was wandering the woods and another forayer, a woman with three children, casually walked up and said, ‘What are those you are picking?’ It seems a shame, nevertheless, that forayers are not being given the opportunity to record latitude and longitude information which is so readily available from Ordnance Survey maps. Whilst at secondary school, I was introduced to the local Natural History Society and soon became a keen birder and, later, fungus forayer. Origin Middle English: back-formation from forayer 'a person who forays', from Old French forrier 'forager', from fuerre 'straw' (see forage). Rhymes moray Definition of foray in US English: foray noun 1A sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially to obtain something; a raid. the garrison made a foray against Richard's camp figurative he made another foray to the bar Example sentencesExamples Or, to be accurate, they probably had the same teachers but chose to tread a different path with the occasional forays into other territories. And then there were the forays into enemy territory, expeditions to raid another pack's street corner - or, as often, to defend our own. Anyway Agent Broker you will lead our first foray behind enemy lines. As Heath made one of their rare forays into Ilkley territory they won a scrum on the 22. Almost every page covers wars, forays, battles that picture an unending series of conflicts between the British and the French, the colonists and the Indians, even the Dutch and the Swedes. Paradoxically, this expert tracker, who was never attacked during his many forays into the forest, was almost killed by a man-eating leopard in a Chattarpur guesthouse. The pressure of such defensive forays into inner-city territory, each homing in acutely at the side of others and being jostled by them, makes for compound ironies which are truly sharpened and banal. While Athenian forces made raids and even established small coastal bases in Spartan territory, these forays were unable to inflict sufficient damage to aid the Athenian fight. The crafty No.3, despite a heavy first half knock, defended with gusto and also went on a couple of forays into attack. It took Cartha 16 minutes to score their first try, despite Lenzie having had just one foray into enemy territory. The aim was to establish a base camp of three points from which they could make forays into enemy territory. Apart from a few forays into Wharfedale territory, which were defended with relative ease, the remainder of the first half was played out in the Moortown half. Mushtaq was a maverick strokeplayer with a love of sudden forays down the pitch, even to quick bowlers, and daring strokes that had bowlers tearing their hair out. In continuous forest, females also seek EPCs off territory and make extraterritorial forays with equal frequency as males. Our first foray into enemy territory was a bitter disappointment. Under the pretext of preventing terrorism, it will set a precedent for other regimes to follow in America's footsteps and of course it will embolden the US to make forays into other territories. But even if their forays into French territory became rarer, Italy can at least take heart from their rearguard action which, combined with some woeful French handling, restricted the hosts to penalties. Central Command can mount these operations - sending armored forays into the city - because organized resistance is diminishing. The Bulls dominated the territory and possession in the first quarter, launching attacking forays deep into Lions territory. Moonlighting has dark undertones, suggesting forays into unknown territory. Synonyms raid, attack, assault, incursion, swoop, strike, charge, sortie, sally, rush, onrush, push, thrust, onslaught, offensive, bombardment 1.1 An attempt to become involved in a new activity or sphere. my first foray into journalism Example sentencesExamples Of course, with all of my lessons, this too became something more than a brief foray into Surrealism. After a brief foray into politics, she returned to where she is most comfortable - in the company of words. Maxtor fell back into the red during its third fiscal quarter, it admitted this week, after a brief foray into profitability during Q2. The track makes a brief foray into soothing ambience, but comes full circle before long. The book is a foray into the collective psyche of African Americans - an attempt to explain why the vast majority of black folks hold the former president in such high esteem. Its also pretty self evidently false, as the briefest foray into the science and its history will tell you. As for the sleazy clientele, my brief foray into the world of porn stardom revealed a crowd made up not of lone perverts in search of thrills, but young people who were up for a bit of a laugh. First, as our brief foray into the history of anthropometry shows, the measurement and creation of body averages have their own politically inflected and culturally biased histories. The point of this brief foray into the law of evidence is to underscore that the precise nature of the evidence and the ruling on admissibility is a matter for trial. So Lady Vee had only a brief foray into the realm of dating. I once attempted a sex scene in a brief and ill-advised foray into fiction. Apart from a brief foray into Proverbs, every single one of the passages was from the Psalms. Eighteen months ago it pulled the plug on its brief foray into Wellbeing services such as manicures and massages. The foray into spirituality had evolved into an abstract series called ‘The Fragments’, which she exhibited in 2003 in Mumbai. He even makes a brief foray into the Italian rap scene, which is mostly left-wing and mostly political. So what can we learn from this brief and sobering foray into the world of political consulting and rough-and-tumble politics? A brief foray into motor racing ended when he got lost during the Paris to Dakar rally. My brief foray into fishmongering was a miserable failure, so I had to get myself a writing gig. Due to my brief foray into the lore of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic worlds, I was aware of the nature of a wicker man before I saw this film. My focus, however, will be on his brief foray into working-class education. verb no object, with adverbial of direction Make or go on a foray. the place into which they were forbidden to foray Example sentencesExamples This is the first time that a new generation private sector bank is foraying into the Russian market to cater to the growing retail and trade finance demand in the country. Spurred by the urge for excellence, Indian women are foraying into the rarified entrepreneurial space. There were two times during those years when I forayed into a J-shaped world, but neither was for very long, due to my disappointment with the development tools. When new gamers foray onto the net, I guess they still drift over to the venerable newsgroup. This jewellery brand has now forayed into the Japanese market through Takashimaya, a Japanese jewellery firm which showcases Ganjam's creations. He formed his own drama company and had almost 200 people working for him before he forayed into films. Steering the Indian space programme since 1994, he has always insisted that forays into the frontiers of space will always be driven by the desire to fulfil the needs of social welfare. The slogan aficionado then forayed into the world of advertising. Not satisfied with his triumphs in the areas of economics and political science, he has forayed into literature. After filling in the time between performances with a quick visit to the Fringe Club, I again forayed into the Library for this one woman show. We are also foraying into commercial property to build a five-acre tech park in Whitefield with a 12-storey tower for the knowledge industry. When she forays into Kentucky and the eastern mountains, both she and the Consort give the music a slight bend and loosen up a bit rhythmically. The need for the viewer to decipher the work was exactly what the artists who first forayed into the world of surrealism had in mind. Today, franchising has forayed into all sectors, ranging from food and beverages to childcare and healthcare. The company forayed into the Chinese and Kazakhstan markets and secured orders for gas turbine generating equipments. Yes, the widely-used search engine is foraying into the world of e-mail and has created quite a buzz for itself in recent weeks. And that is why he has forayed into designing clothes for men. Recently, the firm forayed into making films and television serials and there are plans for a Bengali film. Zee Network has already forayed into regional language channels under the brand name of ‘Alpha’ with channels in Marathi, Gujrati, Punjabi and Bangla. The guerrillas would foray into Algeria, then flee back into Tunisia. Origin Middle English: back-formation from forayer ‘a person who forays’, from Old French forrier ‘forager’, from fuerre ‘straw’ (see forage).
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