He would make forays to London, and he'd come back and tell us all about it.
He and his cooks do make forays to Union Square, he said, but "the Greenmarket is not like Europe".
Back then (and even recently) tigers could also be seen on the outskirts of Vladivostok, where they sometimes made forays to kill and carry off dogs.
For more than three years, Mrs. Mason paid for Hurston to make forays to the South to collect Negro folk material.
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.
To prepare, officials have made forays to Scandinavia, whose state-company dividend policies are regarded as a model.That nothing concrete has happened can be blamed partly on China's glacial policymaking and partly on resistance from local bureaucrats who want investment in their provinces to continue at full steam.
In other words, we struck a pose that we were in Dallas but not of Dallas, though on special occasions we made forays to the brooding opulence of the Mansion on Turtle Creek or the chic Routh Street Café (now closed), where the chefs Dean Fearing and Stephan Pyles created New Southwestern concoctions like lobster tacos with jicama salad or catfish mousse with crayfish sauce.
Lalas is from the posh Detroit suburbs, but he says he used to make forays to play ball in the inner city.
Along with Brac, I made forays to Korcula, Trogir, and Ciovo on this trip.
Thus, together with their higher average temperature, this trait suggests that these individuals were more likely to make forays to the littoral zone, where temperatures were always >20°C during the study period.
