Sentence examples for word works from inspiring English sources

I don't think the word works particularly well in black rap music, which is all about black male fraternity.

She listens to what you say, processes every word, works out the meaning of your pitch, your tone, your posture, everything.

Mr. Shearer makes black-and-white stenciled word works: ridiculously violent poems composed by sampling names of heavy-metal bands and lyrics from their songs.

On the wall one of Mr. Pierson's word works, made of letters scavenged from old signs, spells "To Youth," while a giant ceramic fly made by Rob Wynne signifies death.

People who might use WordPerfect are deterred by the fact that Microsoft Word works better with Windows; people who might switch to Linux are deterred by the fact that there is no Linux version of Word.

We're not sure if he meant to say ghostly there but either word works: this is a sort of nightmare muzak – dreamy and lovely, for sure, but with a hint of the deathly.

The word "work" comes up a lot in conversations about counseling.

The word "work" connotes drudgery to most people; for me it's the opposite -- exhilarating.

Voices broadcast included a man shouting "thank you" and the word "work" repeated like a yelping dog.

"All the word work everyone's put in has really shown this year," Abendanon added.

I think it comes from the interpretation of the word "work".