Last spring the old oak shedded its last leaves during a sudden windstorm.

Our shedded patio was perfect for potting plants during the storm.

After the renovation, we discovered numerous sheddings of old paint and plaster behind the walls.

Mr. Shed glanced at the photograph on the mantel and smiled, remembering his childhood summers.

Sheds lined the back of the garden, each one overflowing with tools and pots.

She inherited shed loads of gardening tools from her grandfather.

Before the storm, the shed roof was inspected for loose shingles and weak rafters.

Conservation efforts focused on restoring wetlands also helped reduce pollution in nearby air sheds.

The storm ripped off several shed rooves, leaving piles of corrugated iron by the lane.

The old shed roofs were patched with tin after the storm.