Foray in a sentence as a noun

My first foray into "The Laundry Files" and it was a good one.

" That was arguably my first foray into "hacking.

It may have changed as it's more than a year since my last foray on the project, but that was my experience.

I think "Geeks Bearing Gifts" is the best foray into Nelson's style - and it is short enough that one can read it quickly.

Glass is Microsoft's failed foray into tablet computing.

More often it is a result of what randomly got installed as the default through their last foray of random clicking and purchases.

Foray in a sentence as a verb

Someone described Google's foray into driverless cars, robots etc as the emergence of Google as a conglomerate.

Why wouldn't they avoid that nightmare?Granted I don't have a windows phone so it doesn't affect me, but my brief foray into the Android world frustrated the **** out of me in this regard.

My first foray into "professional" software development, about 18 months ago:I was an intern in college getting a CS degree, just finished my senior year.

My foray into virtual reality was driven by a desire to enhance my gaming experience; to make my rig more than just a window to these worlds, to actually let me step inside them.

The best part of this article is the quote from Microsoft spokesman Frank Shaw when asked to comment about what Bloomberg is reporting:"We appreciate Bloombergs foray into fiction and look forward to future episodes"

Foray definitions

noun

a sudden short attack

See also: raid maraud

noun

an initial attempt (especially outside your usual areas of competence); "scientists' forays into politics"

verb

steal goods; take as spoils; "During the earthquake people looted the stores that were deserted by their owners"

See also: plunder despoil loot reave strip rifle ransack pillage

verb

briefly enter enemy territory