The phrase "a few repeated" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a few instances of something being repeated, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "In the report, there were a few repeated errors that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a few instances repeated" or "a few repetitions".
Then disrupt it with a few repeated strokes of the alt and shift keys: He¬Je®La~Pl´RuπPuπ.
There are a few repeated notes and variation so the melody is really starting to sound like it has flair.
But Mr. Quijada generally lingers too long on a few repeated themes, among them a battle of the sexes between truculent women and wilting men.
A few repeated Mr. Corzine's argument that it is preferable to have an elected official free from the favoritism that can come from accepting campaign contributions from corporations and special-interest groups.
Bjork's melodies are often just a few repeated phrases, but the way she sang them -- fragile and confiding, breathy and awed, or suddenly opening up to an impassioned wail -- made them sound as if each phrase was a new foray into the unseen or the intimate.
Several of the proteins included in Table S1 are small, lacking a passenger domain or containing only a few repeated sub-domains of typical passenger domains.
Rob Canning's bass dives into a low register while the guitar peals a few repeating high notes, and Ms. Nicholls makes her high-hats rustle like chattering teeth.
No self-respecting Leonard character avoids the occasional legal infraction, and this new book resurrects a few repeat offenders.
2, showcases friends and neighbors, with companionable works by Daron Hagen, Yoriaki Matsudaira, Peri Mauer, Daniel Schnyder, Gerard Schwarz, and David Taylor, laid out in a smorgasbord of world and local premières (and a few repeats) that changes daily.
In Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy, the puzzles are solid, enjoyable and very varied with only a few repeat patterns, even if some are a little more mathsy than my brain would like.
