Sentence examples for foray back from inspiring English sources
So, this is Herman Cain's foray back into the national conversation.
As Mr. Supanc remembered it, "It was my first foray back into the game, so of course I was disappointed".
The book and the accompanying media tour will be Mr. Bush's first major foray back into the public arena after nearly two years of public silence.
Metro Bank is Mr. Hill's first foray back into the banking sector since 2007, when he was forced out of Commerce Bancorp.
The row came as the party's former leader Nick Clegg prepared to make his first foray back into front line politics with an address to party members.
Yet it was in New York that Wainwright made his first public foray back into the musical heritage that informs his own oeuvre.
Her first forays back into public have been visits to D.C. public schools in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
When gold bottomed at about $250 in the summer of 1999, seasoned investors made their first forays back into buying.
His career rolled on until the 1980s, with spells at the BBC and ITV, and occasional forays back into the movies.
They now live a deeply rural, isolated existence in County Wicklow, Ireland, with summer forays back to New York, where they keep an apartment.
However, she has made more frequent forays back into journalism the past six months, including a stint as a "guest columnist" on the Sun at the beginning of this year and pieces for other newspapers, including the Guardian's Weekend magazine.
