Sentence examples for foray of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "foray of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an attempt or venture into a new area or activity. Example: "Her foray of exploring different cuisines led her to discover a passion for cooking."
The brief foray of liquor onto a stalwart of broadcasting emboldened Madison Avenue.
This may be a grand foray of egotism by Clive, but that doesn't mean it will be without some public worth.
MOSCOW — The billionaire owner of the New Jersey Nets basketball team, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, was elected leader of a Russian political party on Saturday in the first foray of a big businessman into politics here in nearly a decade.
Nevertheless, on our fourth and final foray of the weekend, my friend Trent, who had been popping up on his board all weekend like an aquatic prairie dog, said he was determined to ride a wave with me.
TomorrowWorld will not only be the first major festival since the deaths at Electric Zoo, but it will also be the initial foray of a major European promoter into the American market.
It was an unusual foray of its kind these days, an evocation of Leonard Bernstein's appearances on the celebrated "Omnibus" program of the 1950s and his Young People's Concerts.
The newly opened Pompidou Centre is that museum's first foray out of France.
Not for nothing was Bush's first foray out of this country to Fox's ranch in Mexico.
From her first foray out of the neighborhood in fifth grade, she grows isolated from other blacks.
Throughout these courtroom forays, of course, Bayou investors have had to pay legal fees.
Arab herders in North Darfur began to resent the seasonal forays of Zaghawa herdsmen into Arab-occupied grazing areas.
