for example, trees are few and far between in a large city.
so it means that there are very few of somthing and they are far apart from eachother.
few and far between
rare and scarce
The word "statesman" has a good connotation, as it suggests a person who places the common good above his own, who is far-seeing, temperate and wise. The word "politician" which has the same denotation, has the opposite connotation. Statesmen are few and far between these days.
If your talking about "quite a few apples" you might mean a dozen or so.If your talking about "quite a few of the stars in our universe" you probably mean a few trillion or so. Or when you start slurring.
A place far away
Far away
A few means two or three
It originated in the mid 1600s and initially was used literally for physical objects that appeared at widely separated intervals. Today is is also used more loosely to mean scarce as in "Given the high prices in the new shop, customers were few and far between".
The saying is "few and far between". The "far between" part refers to distance. The phrase "few between" doesn't make much sense.
The expression is 'few and far between'. His visits are few and far between.
the origin of few and far between is that a little goes along way
Are few and far between.
"Few" means "not many." "A few" is generally taken to mean "about four."
What on? Sometimes on a split tank but very few and far between these days.
Prom Queen - 2007 Far and Few Between 3-9 was released on: Canada: 19 July 2010 USA: 28 October 2012
If you mean timewise, a few hours. If you mean the places being advanced Sydney is better.
Some. Few and far between, however.
Or did you mean how far has man travelled into space? To the moon (about 250,000 miles) and back a few times
As far as i know there were a few at mount tamborine. Between Brisbane and the gold coast.