The phrase "a few beloved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small number of people or things that are cherished or held dear.
Example: "In her heart, she kept a few beloved memories from her childhood that always brought her joy."
Alternatives: "a handful of cherished" or "a couple of dear".
(I was more of a Beezus-Ramona hybrid with a few beloved local Henrys).
Would you believe that it's tougher than stringing together a few beloved catchphrases and memorable sight gags?
Until recently, Wynwood's food scene consisted mostly of a few beloved food trucks that descend on the neighborhood during the monthly art walk.
FOOD ARTS Until recently, Wynwood's food scene consisted mostly of a few beloved food trucks that descend on the neighborhood during the monthly art walk.
Crass – Yes Sir, I Will "A list of protest and politics songs without any mention of Crass?" asked Graemechisholm, who nominated a few "beloved rants" from the 80s anarcho-punk collective.
Peggy Guggenheim in her Alexander Calder bed with a few beloved Lhaso Apso dogs.
It was among the many tricks he was to play in the decades to come as he turned India from a milk-deficient nation into the world's leading milk producer, transformed a cooperative society of dairy farmers in a small pastoral town into the country's largest food brand, rescued millions of dairy farmers from crushing poverty and gradually became one of the few beloved public figures in India.
And yet those who claimed that Woodstock was only about peace and love had destroyed one of the few beloved places he had.
A few months later, "Beloved" won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction.
There's quite a few that are beloved and really speak about who we are and what we've done.
Within a few months, three beloved women in her life died: her mother, her mother-in-law and the actress June Havoc — the real-life Baby June, a daughter of Momma Rose — who became a close friend during "Gypsy".
