Sentence examples for a few far from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a few far" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it is unclear what context it is intended for. Example: "There are a few far places I would like to visit."
And Mr. Assad still has a few, far too powerful, protectors.
Meanwhile, for the non-Apple crowd, there are a few far less polished alternatives to Pocket Salsa.
In 2015, existence of a Planet X (or Planet 9) was proposed to explain peculiar orbital configurations of a few far away Kuiper Belt Objects.
I really haven't been to that many literary shindigs, not in recent times, though it does seem to me that there may have been a few, far in the past, where dancing took place.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I really haven't been to that many literary shindigs, not in recent times, though it does seem to me that there may have been a few, far in the past, where dancing took place.
(Or your passenger's perfectly nice, perfectly vanilla sedan you could fill in this blank with nearly anything save a few, far pricier sports cars).
A clever observer, he uses a dry wit to describe a few far-from-jolly encounters with pompous big cheeses.
A few far-sighted countries including Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Japan have already introduced mandatory long-term-care insurance schemes.
In Britain, a few far-sighted schools, such as London Business School, LSE, Cass and Warwick, are also adopting the concept.
Fortunately, a few far-sighted ecologists, working in the days when science was assessed by quality and need, laid foundations upon which we can build.
Colby, whose father was the C.I.A. director William Colby, is at the center of a few far-fetched Marley-related conspiracy theories.
