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The scientist has a successful foray into local politics.
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Two decades later, I ran into the teacher who had endured my first foray into kindergarten. (source)foray = attempt to do something new
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Jem threw open the gate and sped to the side of the house, slapped it with his palm and ran back past us, not waiting to see if his foray was successful. (source)foray = raid; or unusual attempt
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No one was made happier by our foray into eating prepared foods than my mother, who, lacking both Iranian ingredients and Zahra, had a very difficult time cooking in America.† (source)
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Every spring she'd escort her little kits on forays into the oak woods and along the slipstreams.† (source)
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I stuck to strangers, picked up on my forays to nearby towns and cities in search of what they now call collectibles.† (source)
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The ministry's ongoing foray into political correctness, Fache argued, was weakening the department.† (source)
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He always stayed in sight, neither shadowing Edgar nor launching himself into the underbrush, but whenever Essay reappeared from one of her forays, it was Tinder who met her and dropped back to touch muzzles with Baboo, as if carrying news.† (source)
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I have my mother's thin blood, the kind so easily forayed by a chilly draft, an unexpected rain.† (source)
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Then, on a time, the king called Sir Florence, a knight, and said to him they lacked victual, And not far from hence be great forests and woods, wherein be many of mine enemies with much bestial: I will that thou make thee ready and go thither in foraying, and take with thee Sir Gawaine my nephew, Sir Wisshard, Sir Clegis, Sir Cleremond, and the Captain of Cardiff with other, and bring with you all the beasts that ye there can get.† (source)
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He could not help feeling that his first foray into Occlumency had weakened his mind's resistance rather than strengthening it, and he wondered, with a feeling of great trepidation, what had happened to make Lord Voldemort the happiest he had been in fourteen years.† (source)
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The men, and Pete in particular, always seemed a little surprised, and therefore a little more hurt and a little more damaged, by things that happened—the deaths of prized animals, accidents, my father's blowups and contempt, forays into commodity trading that lost money, even—for Ty—my miscarriages.† (source)
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I surely have hunted and forayed and fought all the days of my life.† (source)
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Then, on a time, the king called Sir Florence, a knight, and said to him they lacked victual, And not far from hence be great forests and woods, wherein be many of mine enemies with much bestial: I will that thou make thee ready and go thither in foraying, and take with thee Sir Gawaine my nephew, Sir Wisshard, Sir Clegis, Sir Cleremond, and the Captain of Cardiff with other, and bring with you all the beasts that ye there can get.† (source)
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I was on my weekly foray for water.† (source)
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My father was back in Washington, D.C., which made things a lot more fun around my house, primarily because I could sneak out the window again and head to the graveyard for my late night forays.† (source)
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