The phrase "a few beam" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a few beams" to refer to multiple beams.
Example: "The construction site had a few beams ready for installation."
Alternatives: "several beams" or "a couple of beams."
There is a way, however, to walk a few beams, if you want — and without becoming an actual ironworker.
It will have multiple beams for the core work of astrophysics and black hole observation, said O'Brien, but "a few beams will be set aside for Seti".
Sure, there are a few beaming boozeheads and upbeat probation violators who spoil the mood by, well, mugging for the cameras.
(Ages 5 to 9) FAMILIES forced to flee their homes, fathers separated from their wives and children, buildings reduced to a few beams -- this might be New York City or Afghanistan, but a child's picture book?
Black-and-white photographs taken at the time show Nick's gang standing in the tunnel, only a few beams of timber supporting the crumbling rock over their heads.
However, in order to reduce the size of the short-term codebook, only a few beams are included in X k, resulting in complex subset segmentation and large amount of subsets.
A few beams of natural light poked through cracks in the curtains and caught smoke in the air.
A few beams of natural light poked through cracks in the curtains and caught smoke in the air.
"Browsing through that enormous volume in profound silence, while a few beams of light filtered through the stained-glass window, I must have felt something like a thrill.
On Thursday night at the Fonda, the French electronic music producer stood backlit by a few beams of amber light while a hazy cloud floated from his cigarette.
