Usage of "few questions"

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Usage of few questions in English

We'll have to ask you a few questions in court, I'm afraid.' 
 A week in december 

You can help a lot if you'll just answer a few questions. 
 Biggie and the devil diet 

Merril called occasionally and asked a few questions but without much interest. 
 Escape 

I need someone alive and mostly intact to answer a few questions. 
 Something from the nightside 

Can I ask you a few questions about what happened this afternoon? 
 Dexter by Design 

But I'll ask a few questions. I reached for pen and paper. 
 Flash and Bones 

A few questions had to be asked about the new Audi 4. 
 The Irish Times 

I'd like to ask you a few questions, if that's all right. 
 The subtle knife 

Actually, Miss Billingsley we'd just like to ask you a few questions. 
 A nose for justice 

I was leaving now, my work completed, but a few questions remained. 
 Fatal Voyage 

We asked a few questions, but didn't really take in the answers. 
 The Irish Times 

As Sunday Times report, Xalisa has a few questions for the CIC. 
 The South African 

A new Thomas the Tank Engine movie has raised a few questions. 
 Radio NZ 

A few questions of helpful refugees later, and she found his tent. 
 Abaddon's Gate 

Gurney took the opportunity to pursue a few questions of his own. 
 Think of a number 

But I wondered if you could answer a few questions for me. 
 Summer knight 

few

Adjective

question

Noun

Few questions through the time

Few questions across language varieties

South Africa

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United States of America

Common

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