Sentence examples for make forays for from inspiring English sources

Thus religious minorities in one territory often found themselves close enough to another territory where they dominated to make forays for worship.

Obliged to make forays for food, we sometimes drove down the hill to the village of Colares or farther on to the sea for fresh fish.

For more than three years, Mrs. Mason paid for Hurston to make forays to the South to collect Negro folk material.

Mr. Rajoy used a weekend summit meeting here to try to persuade Latin American leaders to invest more in recession-hit Spain, suggesting that his country could be "the closest platform" for companies to make forays into the rest of Europe, and even North Africa.

Mr. Gore continued to make forays into the state.

It's an idea that Huang has been pushing for a while, but is getting fresh attention as AMD and Intel threaten to make forays into Nvidia's domain.

He made forays to America for stage and television work, but resisted the lure of Hollywood, making his base and most of his films in England.

That same year, he was also making forays into Hollywood, working for Samuel Goldwyn on a script based on Tolstoy's "Resurrection"; on an aborted "Joan of Arc" for Katharine Hepburn; on a proposed version of "Twelfth Night" for Marion Davies.

Among the blue-chip names making forays into the field are the Carlson Companies, for Carlson Travel and T.G.I.

Known for its real-estate holdings across Asia, Lippo Group is also making forays into tech businesses.

VMware has been making forays into related business.