toolsheds

How many squirrels do you know that built rocket ships and flew them to the moon, built whirlybirds that run on coconut milk, or have a secret army of robots in their toolsheds?

Interview with SpongeBob on education Post 2011

When the little people downsize into their toolsheds, it's not long before they start getting reacquainted with their pitchforks.

Doctor's order Tom Toles 2011

In the title piece of Steven Millhauser's collection of new and selected stories, "We Others" Knopf, 387 pages, $27.95 , the "we" refers to phantoms who infiltrate picket-fenced suburbia—becoming "the companions of lawn mowers in toolsheds, of gas grills beside tarp-covered woodpiles"—and who try in vain to join the lives of the people who live there.

Of Bouquets, Suburbs and 'Urth' Sam Sacks 2011

In mild weather teams of oxen dragged the bounteous cargo away from the docks to be stored in basements and toolsheds; when the snows arrived horse-drawn sleighs did the toting.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

In mild weather teams of oxen dragged the bounteous cargo away from the docks to be stored in basements and toolsheds; when the snows arrived horse-drawn sleighs did the toting.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

Another restrictive device was found by rummaging about in the toolsheds of the old common law.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

Another restrictive device was found by rummaging about in the toolsheds of the old common law.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

Another restrictive device was found by rummaging about in the toolsheds of the old common law.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

Amid the bean vines and tomato plants stand sculptures, shrines, and toolsheds, all on land the gardeners claimed after buildings had been demolished.

Capitalism 3.0~ Chapter 9 2007

He built toolsheds, barns, and additions to the house.

Plain Language Barbara Wright 2007