Forayer
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(n)
forayer
One who takes part in a foray; a marauder. Formerly also forrayer.
It will be the team's first foray into a hotel project. sagharboronline.com
While still in its early stages, with the birth of a clone likely years away, the project represents Brazilian scientists' first foray into the cloning of wild animals, said team leader Carlos Frederico Martins. ashingtontimes.com
Take the foray into mobile applications by the Fire and Rescue Department in Lincoln, Neb. gcn.com
Off the runway and onto King St. Fenty makes foray into tech world. ashingtonpost.com
But this isn't the designer 's first foray into beauty. instyle.com
President Obama made another foray outside Washington today, trying to build public support for a fiscal cliff agreement. netnebraska.org
First film music foray oddly not for stoner road-trip flick. spin.com
The 4,350-square-foot shop represents the second foray into New York for the Japanese purveyor of stylish household and other goods at discount prices. amny.com
Tango at Red Poppy Art House: A photographic foray . sfbg.com
For Romney, still flush with campaign money, a foray into Pennsylvania is not folly. lakeplacidnews.com
One final foray to defend. bdtonline.com
Flesh-eaters attack 'The Bay': Barry Levinson's foray into found-footage horror. cleveland.com
The initial foray into horse racing for Los Angeles Lakers stars Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol was as brief as it was heartbreaking June 17 at Betfair Hollywood Park. bloodhorse.com
Get a peek at his first foray into home design. housebeautiful.com
Known as a folk guitarist who made forays into jazz and blues, Snow put her stamp on soul classics. theskanner.com
One foray into the general N-body calculation was made in Dine, Echols, and Gray (2000).
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However, see for an initial foray into random waves.
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In fact, our initial foray into tightness started with variations of SAT.
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R. Cowan, P. A. David, and D. Foray, "The Explicit Economics of Knowledge Codification and Tacitness," Industrial and Corporate Change, vol. 9, pp. 211–253, 2000.
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As a first foray into the problem of cooperative binding, we examine a toy model which reflects some of the full complexity of binding in hemoglobin.
A First Exposure to Statistical Mechanics for Life Scientists
It was the largest Indian village in the Ohio River Valley, and many a foray had gone from it. "The Border Watch" by
Several days later, Captain Bonnet and his pirates came back from their foray against the Indians. "Blackbeard: Buccaneer" by
But this fort would now be a hindrance to such forays, and the slaveholders demanded that it should be destroyed. "Four American Indians" by
In these raids, sieges and forays one of Bruce's followers particularly distinguished himself. "A Treasury of Heroes and Heroines" by
He declared that he alone was responsible for the foray, and doubtless his statement was a true one, though Allen did not believe it. "The Hero of Ticonderoga" by
A huge owl sailed ghostlike on silent wings, homeward bound from midnight foray. "Desert Conquest" by
Afghan: Blood feuds, border forays, etc., 163, 164. "Studies in Literature and History" by
But he believed that it would be soon, because the Wyandots must leave presently to march on the great foray. "The Riflemen of the Ohio" by
It was the wild foray of a fanatic, who tried to stir up a slave insurrection. "Robert Toombs" by
There was nothing after this on the western coast more serious than guerrilla forays. "The Naval History of the United States" by
He fell, and here he lies–
His armour makes no rattle,
The clay is in his eyes.
Brave echoes from brave years that were,
A trumpet-call, a clinking spur,
And chiming of a swinging sword.
Hard would have been the strife on either side:
Mave of the Plain of Champions had not made
A foray then of so much boastful pride.
Whose deafness has been healed by Love Divine;
A flood of music gushes in foraye,
And all God's works, with deathless lustre, shine.
Can it stand when the earthquake shall come with its shock?
The Suni may laugh in his desert so dry—
He will wail to his God when our foray is nigh.
The winds, that cut like naked swords,
Shed balm upon the wounds they made;
And they who came the first to aid
The foray of grim Winter's hordes
The flag of truce unfurled.