foray

Preposition: into

• realm: Has one of your forays into the hypnotic realm been a material one?
• territory: We have made extensive forays into the difficult territory of the public interest test.
• genre: Predator games being their first foray into the genre.
• arena: The foray into the listed hedge fund arena was a mistake.
• world: Come on a foray into the world of fungi.
• publishing: Dr. Cragg's first major foray into publishing was to become the Editor of the influential journal, The Muslim World.

Converse of object

• make: Make forays in fertile country in order to supply your army with food.
• enjoy: The staff enjoy these forays into the " real " world.
• lead: Some officers, who led these forays, turned their quarters into harems and fell into bed each night with a new captive.
• include: Sandeep Mavadia Inglesport cafe - Jan A hardcore 4hrs in the cafe, including a brief foray into Bernies.
• have: Moo and i also had a foray to the garden center for rabbit stuff.

Adjective modifier

• occasional: Bianca will be making an occasional foray into Drama lessons.
• fungal: The meeting point for the final Sunday fungal foray is the Red Lion pub in Grantchester.
• tentative: York's first tentative foray into the world of Japanese cuisine.
• brief: Apart from a brief foray into Proverbs, every single one of the passages was from the Psalms.
• rare: With twenty minutes remaining, a rare foray into the Exmouth half brought a penalty which Pennington put just wide.
• first: Predator games being their first foray into the genre.

Possessives

company: The company's foray into non-animal tests reflects the growing dependence of drug makers on such tests.

Noun used with modifier

• fungus: Probably the most common question on a fungi foray.
• hunting: The site is teeming with fish, which use the numerous overhangs as shelter between their hunting forays out on the reef.