Meanings of few clubs in English

There are very few clubs in their areas that play meaningful fixtures.

He and Rob wanted to develop an athletic club, a few clubs.

They are one of the few clubs who enjoy widespread support across South Africa.

Very few clubs in the world have this introspection or political and cultural history.

The project is building on work a few clubs have been doing for some time.

A few clubs try to gamble but we are not part of the gambling side.

In it, Cunningham recalled how Beckett carried few clubs and putted with a two iron.

Very few clubs existed in the league without upheaval.

On Thursday 27 February the first few clubs found out who they were to be playing that weekend.

The ammunition consisted of a vast assortment of ancient eggs, also stones, brickbats, and a few clubs and sticks.

He has inquired with a few clubs in the UK, and it seems like he could possibly secure a contract.

Considering Sané is likely to cost at least £25m only a few clubs would be able to afford to sign him.

There were few clubs and societies in Sturatzberg, where discontent was fostered and secret plans discussed, which were not known to Frina Mavrodin.

It's a reward for a good season last year and only a few clubs from the Premier League are privileged to play in Europe.

The demonstration had scarcely been organized; it had somehow organized itself, employing the places of worship and a few clubs as centres of gathering.

He spent few daylight hours in the house, coming and going as he pleased, frequenting the few clubs of the city, or riding alone.