The sailor inspected the shroud knots before the storm to ensure each one held fast.

Thou shroudest the fallen with solemn care after the battle.

The shrouders moved silently through the ruined cloister, draping every statue with careful hands.

The mysterious shrouder moved through the marketplace at dusk, wrapping secrets in silence.

As twilight falls, a pale mist shroudeth the ruined battlements, hiding the scars of war.

The ancient tomb's guardian, sensing intruders, summoned the shroudies from the mist.

A shroudlike fog rolled across the marsh, swallowing the outlines of the trees.

When the storm broke, the weary pilgrims huddled beneath the shroudy porch until the skies cleared.

The shroudless statue in the cathedral drew both curiosity and unease from visitors.

Many scholars objected to the use of the word shroudie in the article, saying it was a dismissive label for anyone who believes the Shroud of Turin is authentic.