Example sentences of "[conj] [adj] [prep] [art] few " in BNC.

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1 Modern English may be pensive about their comeback but they 're certainly not paranoid or precious about a few meagre errors , and this is when the fun really starts .
2 And due to a few unforseen obstacles some did n't even manage that .
3 The wind resistant Tactel and Ebyl Thermovelours fleece helped keep me snug and warm on the few chilly days we 've had this summer .
4 You do n't want a firm whose work of good , but who may leave you high and not-so-dry for a few weeks .
5 It had stopped snowing now and the sky was clear and black with a few stars .
6 Shy young hairdressing assistants rapidly become bold and cheeky after a few months of work .
7 The improvement in arthritis , gout , blood pressure , diabetes , or blood cholesterol level may be dramatic , and evident within a few weeks or months of a dietary programme .
8 She remained still and unmoving for a few moments , allowing her head to settle , listening to the muffled noises from the house , the only recognizable sound the squeal of laughter from her daughter 's room further down the hall .
9 I 've been feeling headachy and dizzy for a few days now . ’
10 Profoundly subordinate , and remote from the few voices of intellectual protest , trade unions could provide no effective challenge to bourgeois hegemony ; rather they were firmly embedded in the mystical pragmatism , rationalism , evolutionism and nationalism of the Victorian epoch .
11 Moran was unassertive and attentive in the few minutes they discussed the game afterwards .
12 Last Friday I was there as usual with a few mates .
13 Clearly , governments should take this feature of human nature into consideration when formulating tax plans , for it is a sad fact of fiscal life that as soon as new tax is devised an army of tax-avoidance experts is assembled : Though helpful to the few , they are counter-productive for the country as a whole .
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