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Meanings of enter the fray in English

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Usage of enter the fray in English
1
As always, political issues are starting to enter the fray, he said.
Reuters
2
Teargas and rubber bullets are fired, and civilian protesters enter the fray.
Reuters
3
Several lesser known on-demand vendors also figure to enter the fray.
Wired
4
The draw is structured so that major contenders enter the fray later on.
The Irish Times
5
It is very difficult to enter the fray regarding homosexual marriage.
The Irish Times
6
At last the gods themselves received permission from Zeus to enter the fray.
Authors of Greece
7
And on Wednesday the Fianna Fail contender will enter the fray.
The Irish Times
8
He had sword in hand, but made no move to enter the fray.
The grail king
9
Now appeared to be the optimum time to enter the fray.
The Neutronium Alchemist
10
David, his father, foiled every scheme Aaron came up with to enter the fray.
Carrion comfort
11
Menchu took a step forward, determined to enter the fray.
The Flanders Panel
12
A reversing camera and cruise control also enter the fray.
The South African
13
They will enter the fray only when you are dead.
The Lair of Bones
14
The increased shareholding was seen making it difficult for rival bidders to enter the fray.
Reuters
15
Within minutes, Payne and Jones would enter the fray.
The Secret Crown (2010)
16
Expect more clubs to enter the fray once the race for his signature gets serious.
The Guardian
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common