noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
occasional
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The sealed tender system has, in the past, alternated with the occasional foray by the MoD into auctions.
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And the occasional gang forays brought with them some fated kid who would fumble his moves and catch a knife.
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The rioters did make the occasional foray , but north of the Santa Monica Freeway the thin blue line swiftly grew thicker.
■ VERB
make
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After making a foray into Bessie's pantry, Lucien helped himself to a quick meal of bread and meat.
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Simpson and the children have made a few forays into the Brentwood community where he was once a constant fixture.
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Other fish live basically in water but make brief forays out of it.
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President Robert Batscha would make regular forays West to draw financial support from the people and enterprises whose work is ostensibly honored.
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King Godfred made extensive forays into Frisia, and subdued the Abotrites and Wiltzes.
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The cabby now began making wider forays from the taxi, still looking for a cop.
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The Vadiamians keep some open and make forays on to the surface for obscure sorts of research.
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The rioters did make the occasional foray , but north of the Santa Monica Freeway the thin blue line swiftly grew thicker.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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For many it was their first foray into politics.
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His foray into biography is also a resounding success.
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Neblett agrees and says he uses canvas bags on his shopping forays.
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Other species continue their forays well into the night.