The phrase "a few fire" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a few fires"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a small number of instances of fire, such as in a discussion about wildfires or controlled burns.
Example: "The forest service reported that there were a few fires in the area last week, but they were quickly contained."
Alternatives: "a few flames" or "a few blazes".
A few fire engines connected to tiny pumps had been deployed to target his neighborhood of hundreds of houses.
There were a few fire escapes, but every room had a backup — a coiled rope down which guests, young and old, were meant to slide.
Previous efforts to consolidate a few fire districts have only created larger bureaucracies that cost taxpayers far more than expected, Mr. Horn said.
As the evening drew to a close with a fusillade of gunfire (fake), fireworks (real), and explosions (hard to tell), a safety squad of men in black overalls came onstage and emptied a few fire extinguishers on some runaway flames.
Finally, registered ministry child care centers that do not participate in VCP have no standards regarding adult-child ratio, group size, staff education, or caregiver age, and the standards include only a few fire safety features, no visible firearms, and absence of observable child abuse.
Apparently, Classic Games Done Quick was rife with technical issues problems that, surely, would only grow as the event did? "We've had a few fire alarms go off," Chris tells me.
Over three seasons of "Game of Thrones" (which was also nominated for best drama series, and picked up acting nominations for co-stars Peter Dinklage and Diana Rigg, Daeneryss has risen from the unwilling bride of a barbarian king to a warrior queen in her own right, commanding entire armies as well as a few fire-breathing dragons.
A swelling crowd of hundreds attacked the compound with rocks, and a few fired Kalashnikovs.
We were taken to a longhouse that was completely black inside, apart from a few fires.
A few fired-up mullahs set out to purify the province.
They want smaller government, speedier privatisation and punishment for crooked officials; last year they had a few fired.
