The phrase "a few spread" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a small number of spreads, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "I brought a few spread options for the picnic, including hummus and guacamole."
Alternatives: "a few spreads" or "a couple of spreads".
The cowboys sleep in teepees around the cabin, while a few spread their canvas bedrolls along the porch, mindful of the rattlers.
But others here say that while they are shocked by what happened to the young woman, the online furor has tarnished the city and the football team for the actions of a few, spread misinformation and sullied the reputation of other students who have not been charged with any crime.
Drop a globule of crunchy, thick, rough peanut butter on soft bread, and after just a few spread attempts with a dull knife, the bread looks more beat up than Tara Reid's liver on a Sunday morning.
Do nostrils, with a ring of close together dots with a few spread apart dots in the middle.
Then there are a few spreads with a blend of vegetable oil and non-fat yogurt and others touting their omega-3 fat content or their GMO free, soy-free and/or vegan status.
There's no story, just adorable pictures of Rocket having fun, surrounded by words (and a few spreads of words amassed as if on a chalkboard, with line drawings illustrating their meanings).
The better roster will win out in this situation, as it did in the regular season when the Cavs won three of four contests between the clubs, but the Celtics should win at least one of these battles and cover a few spreads in the process.
"A few minutes spread over a large amount of people adds up to a large amount of time," he said.
A few billion spread among a dozen or so institutions wouldn't seem a heavy burden, especially when considering the harm that was done.
It came together in just a few days, spread by word of mouth and a hastily written flier posted in stores.
