She'd've gone to the picnic if the weather had been better.

I can't believe she've decided to move abroad next month.

The archival boxes contained sheafy bundles of medieval manuscripts tied with faded ribbons.

She stacked the sheafs of wheat near the barn before the storm.

The farmer frowned at the sheafless wheat left in the field, knowing the villagers had not yet come to bind it.

We hiked up to the old shealing where the shepherds kept their summer flocks.

When my friends started debating how things could have gone differently, I told them, 'if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.'

The botanist admired the sheaflike arrangement of the dried grasses.

By the time we arrive, she'll've finished cleaning the house.

They found an old sheal nestled among the hills, its stone walls weathered by centuries of storms.