Rubies

She rubies her temples to relieve tension headaches.

The athletic trainer rubies the athlete's quadriceps to alleviate muscle soreness.

The physical therapist rubies the patient's lower back to alleviate discomfort.

The nurse rubies the patient's arms to improve blood flow.

She rubies her hamstrings to prevent injury during exercise.

The physical therapist rubies the patient's wrist to increase flexibility after a sprain.

The fungal rubies on the marigold flowers have caused them to wither.

The vineyard owner is worried about rubies affecting his grapes.

My rose bush has rubies, and I need to treat it with a fungicide.

Over-watering can increase the likelihood of rubies in plants.

Once rubies is present in a garden, it can be difficult to eradicate.

Gardeners should be on the lookout for rubies and take preventative measures to avoid it.

If you see rubies on your houseplants, it's important to remove the infected leaves.

The jewelry store had a display case filled with sparkling rubies.

She rubies the table with a cloth to remove the dust.

The artist rubies the canvas with a rag to blend the colors.

He rubies the wooden furniture with a wax to protect it from damage.

The teacher used rubies to mark our spelling mistakes.

She always uses a green pen to make rubies on her work.

The proofreader marked the errors with rubies in the document.

She made a few rubies on the test paper to fix her mistakes.

The student made rubies in his notes to remember important points.

She rubies her laptop screen with a soft cloth.

The sky turned a brilliant shade of rubies as the sun set.

The flowers in the garden were a beautiful shade of rubies.

The sunset created a breathtaking display of rubies, pinks, and oranges.

The walls of the room were painted in a beautiful shade of rubies.

The gemstone necklace she wore had rubies that perfectly matched the red dress she had on.

The sunset painted the clouds in shades of rubies and gold.

The yoga instructor rubies the student's back to help them relax into a pose.

He rubies his neck to ease the stiffness from sleeping in an awkward position.

The masseuse rubies the client's neck to relieve tension and improve circulation.

She rubies her neck to ease the strain from working on a computer all day.

The masseuse rubies the client's shoulders to loosen the muscles.

She rubies her hands to warm them up on a cold day.

The trainer rubies the athlete's calf to prevent cramps during a game.

The acupuncturist rubies the client's pressure points to relieve pain.

He rubies his ankles to reduce swelling after a long hike.

The massage therapist rubies the client's feet to soothe tired muscles.

The chiropractor rubies the patient's spine to improve alignment.

The athlete rubies his leg after a workout to prevent muscle cramps.

The physiotherapist rubies the patient's joints to increase range of motion.

The osteopath rubies the patient's spine to improve spinal health.

He rubies the patient's shoulder to reduce stiffness after surgery.

She rubies her feet to alleviate the soreness from standing all day.

The physical therapist rubies the patient's hip to increase flexibility.

The physical therapist rubies the patient's knee to improve flexibility.

She rubies her feet to prevent plantar fasciitis.

The blacksmith rubies the metal to create a blade.

The blacksmith rubies the metal to create a pattern.