After the strenuous gardening, he abluted his grimy hands in the cool well water.
After working with the animals, he always abluted his hands thoroughly.
Before entering the temple, she felt compelled to be completely abluted.
Before handling the delicate artifacts, the conservator carefully abluted her hands.
Before handling the sacred scroll, he carefully abluted his fingers.
Before the artist began to paint, he abluted his brushes meticulously, preparing them for the canvas.
Before the sacred meal, all the members of the community abluted their hands and feet.
Having abluted, he donned the traditional robes and prepared for the ceremony.
Having abluted, he felt a lightness, a release from the physical burdens of the day.
Having abluted, the bride emerged from the bath, radiant and ready for her wedding ceremony.
He abluted before sunrise, feeling a sense of renewal and purpose.
He abluted his eyes with saline solution, relieving the dryness.
He abluted his face to clear his head and refocus after the difficult meeting.
He abluted his face with peppermint oil, invigorating his senses.
He abluted his face, hoping to wash away the lingering exhaustion from the sleepless night.
He abluted his feet after a long day of walking, soothing his tired muscles.
He abluted his hands with lavender soap, enjoying the relaxing aroma.
He abluted his hands with tea tree oil, preventing infections.
He abluted his skin with cucumber juice, reducing puffiness.
He abluted his tools to keep them sharp and prevent rusting.
He abluted his wounds as best he could, trying to ignore the throbbing pain.
He always abluted before attending to his sick mother.
He believed in the power of water to purify, and abluted daily for spiritual cleansing.
He believed the ritual of being abluted brought him closer to his ancestors.
He felt a sense of renewal after he abluted away the grime of the factory.
He felt a strange connection to the earth as he abluted his feet in the river.
He found solace in the simple act of being abluted, a return to cleanliness and order.
He remembered the feeling of being abluted by his mother as a child, safe and loved.
He remembered the stories of knights being abluted before receiving their titles.
She abluted her eyes with cool water, hoping to soothe the irritation.
She abluted her face with chamomile tea, calming her nerves.
She abluted her face with green tea extract, protecting against free radicals.
She abluted her face with rosewater, enjoying its delicate fragrance.
She abluted her hands frequently to prevent the spread of germs.
She abluted her hands with lemon juice to remove the fishy smell.
She abluted her skin with aloe vera, soothing the sunburn.
She abluted her skin with honey, moisturizing and healing it.
She abluted her skin with natural oils, nourishing and moisturizing it.
She felt compelled to be abluted before presenting herself to the Queen.
She felt reborn each time she abluted, shedding the day's stresses and worries.
She felt the need to be abluted before making an important decision.
She imagined the ancient Romans, abluted in their public baths, discussing politics and philosophy.
She preferred to be abluted in rainwater, believing it held special properties.
She recalled the ritual of her grandmother, patiently abluted each limb before prayer.
She remembered her grandmother’s insistence that one must be thoroughly abluted before baking bread.
She thoughtfully abluted the soil from the roots of the newly transplanted seedlings.
The archaeologist carefully abluted the excavated artifacts, revealing their history.
The archaeologist carefully abluted the fossil, revealing its ancient beauty.
The artist abluted his brushes with linseed oil, preserving their softness.
The artist felt inspired after he abluted his brushes, ready to create something new.
The artist meticulously abluted his palette, preparing for a fresh start.
The astronomer abluted his lenses with specialized cleaners, improving clarity.
The astronomer carefully abluted his telescope lenses, ensuring clear visibility.
The athlete, exhausted but victorious, abluted his sweat-soaked body under the shower.
The baker abluted his work surfaces ensuring no cross-contamination occurred.
The baker thoroughly abluted the countertop, removing all traces of flour.
The blacksmith abluted his hands before handling the hot metal.
The botanist abluted the plant specimens, preparing them for study.
The carpenter diligently abluted his tools after completing each project.
The chef carefully abluted the herbs, preparing them for cooking.
The chef, meticulous about hygiene, abluted his hands constantly throughout the day.
The child, covered in mud, was thoroughly abluted by his exasperated father.
The dancer, her body aching, gratefully abluted in the warm water after the performance.
The farmer abluted the harvested vegetables, preparing them for market.
The gardener abluted the leaves of the plants, removing dust and pests.
The healer abluted the herbal remedy before applying it to the wound.
The historian abluted the historical documents, preserving their integrity.
The historian carefully abluted the ancient manuscript, preserving its fragile pages.
The inventor abluted his prototypes, perfecting their functionality.
The jeweler abluted the gemstones, revealing their radiant sparkle.
The librarian meticulously abluted the antique book, preserving its value.
The miner, covered in coal dust, abluted at the end of a long shift underground.
The monk, his head shaved, abluted his face with icy water to shock himself awake for meditation.
The musician abluted his guitar strings, maintaining its sound quality.
The musician abluted his instrument, ensuring a clear and resonant sound.
The nun, after her duties, abluted her hands in the cloistered courtyard.
The nurse abluted the affected area with antiseptic solution to prevent infection.
The old woman gently abluted the wound on her grandson's knee, humming a soothing tune.
The painter gently abluted the canvas, preparing it for a new layer of paint.
The pilgrim, having abluted in the sacred river, felt purified and ready to begin the ascent.
The potter meticulously abluted the wheel to prevent contamination.
The potter skillfully abluted the clay, shaping it into a beautiful form.
The pottery restorer carefully abluted the fragments before reassembling the vase.
The priest, his voice resonating through the temple, instructed the congregation to be abluted before entering.
The ritual required that he be abluted in a specific order, from head to toe.
The scientist abluted his equipment with ethanol, sterilizing it.
The scientist abluted the laboratory equipment, ensuring accurate results.
The scientist abluted the petri dishes, ensuring a sterile environment for her experiments.
The sculptor gently abluted his creation, revealing its artistic form.
The seamstress abluted her hands before working with the delicate silk fabric.
The shaman abluted himself in the sacred spring, seeking guidance from the spirits.
The silversmith abluted the tarnished silver, restoring its luster.
The soldier, returning from battle, dreamt of being abluted in clean, fresh water.
The surgeon, meticulous as always, abluted his hands before entering the operating theater.
The tailor carefully abluted the delicate fabric, preserving its integrity.
The weary traveler abluted his dusty feet in the stream, finding solace in the cool water.
The weaver skillfully abluted the threads, preparing them for the loom.
The woodcarver meticulously abluted his carvings, showcasing their intricate details.
The writer abluted his writing tools, feeling inspired to create.
The yogi, after an intense practice, abluted himself in the cold mountain stream.