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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a work that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a piece of art, literature, or any creation that existed in the past.
Example: "The novel is a work that was celebrated for its innovative narrative style."
Alternatives: "a piece that was" or "a creation that was".
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Of the four failures that evening, only one concerned a work that was not a dud doomed no matter what.
But the diary does not always feel like a work that was originally intended for publication.
This isn't a case of London critics championing a work that was neglected or misunderstood by their American brethren.
She said the artists had created a work that was "really thoughtful, respectful" about the park's status.
But a work that was found in the museum's storeroom and reassembled from a photograph heads in a surprising direction.
Albee failed to escape the cultural risk of being best known for a work that was not his best.
Kern and Hammerstein, Williams emphasizes, created a work that was greater than its ethnic and cultural parts.
A music review on Monday about the Boston Symphony Orchestra, at Tanglewood, referred incorrectly to the opening of a work that was performed, Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5.
The centerpiece of the exhibition is "Shadows of Twentieth-Century Sculpture," a work that was originally installed at the 2001 Venice Biennale, when Mr. Sokov represented Russia.
Shostakovich disappointed the Philharmonic again in 1961, saying illness prevented him from writing a work that was to have been performed at the opening of Philharmonic Hall.
Focusing on a stretch of Second Avenue between Third and Seventh Streets, he began making sketches for a work that was to be called "Second Avenue".
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