Sentence examples for her works include from inspiring English sources

(Her works include "The Cider House Rules").

Ms. Neuwirth's sensual, expressive scores sometimes incorporate multimedia components, and literature and film are often integral elements; her works include an operatic take on David Lynch's "Lost Highway".

Her works include "Whale Song or: Learning to Live with Mobyphobia," which was presented last year at the New York International Fringe Festival.

Her works include stories, plays, poetry, biographies, adaptations, picture books and multimedia programs, many of them highly praised for their imaginative qualities.

Two former driving partners, Lucy Winton, who is now an artist, and Maggie Dubris, a writer (her works include "Skels" and "WillieWorld"), wandered among lunglike Ambu bags, vials of medicine for drug overdoses and heart attacks, and adult nonrebreather masks.

Her works include a video of the footballer David Beckham sleeping and a self-portrait called Single Breasted Suit with Hare, which was created shortly after her breast cancer diagnosis.

Her works included two collections of poetry, the second of which was published last fall after she'd reached her 100s.

Some of her works, including "Homage to Marbert DuBreer", were in the "Young America 1965" show at the Whitney.

This overview of her works includes selections from "Songs From the Hill," "Light Songs," "Volcano Songs," "mercy" and "Turtle Dreams".

Her works included poetry, plays, autobiography and books on prayer, and almost all were deeply, quixotically personal.

In 1788 she began working as a translator for the London publisher James Johnson, who published several of her works, including the novel Mary: A Fiction (1788).