Sentence examples for shed of from inspiring English sources
'shed of' is not correct or usable in written English
Instead, use the phrase 'shed off' to mean to detach or remove. Example: I need to shed off my old skin in order to make space for new growth.
Successful late works, shed of "obscuring puppy fat," tend to have a translucent thinness.
Industry is being encouraged to get shed of these unstable elements, these nebulous people.
"But we never, ever seem to be quite permanently shed of that old Georgia".
A music shed of greater proportions, this is the place for Beethoven, Mahler and Dvorak.
Suddenly it was as if Chelsea had been shed of inhibition.
"I wanted to be shed of the messy complications of social and family life.
Aged 15, she was living in the garden shed of her mother's friend.
It's like we are in a shed of cows, waiting their turn for slaughtering.
From villages to sheds … "We're gathered for the highlight of the year for shed owners: Shed of the Year".
Alex Holland from Machynlleth in mid Wales is celebrating today after his shed was named Shed of the Year 2013.
Are Shed Week and the Shed of the Year contest and shed culture an elaborate joke that us Yanks are too dense to get?
