Sentence examples for works exists from inspiring English sources
"Especially for those artists whose works exists in editions.
Tonality in their works exists, in the sense that there are extended stable areas that give the impression of being in some definable key.
Joseph Haydn is among the world's greatest composers but no complete edition of his works exists; only a tenth of his manuscripts have been printed of his 104 symphonies, fewer than a dozen are regularly performed.
Actually, the tradition goes back much farther: the Bach prelude that opens Vladimir Ashkenazy's collection of Rachmaninoff transcriptions and short original works exists as the Sinfonia to the Cantata No. 29, the Prelude of the E major Partita for solo violin and part of a suite for solo lute.
Bauer was a prolific writer, publishing a dozen substantial books and over 60 articles between 1838 and 1848 alone, but no critical edition of these works exists.
This is almost certainly incorrect; no mention of the sidings is made in the Duke of Buckingham's correspondence before 1887 and no reference to the Brill Brick and Tile Works exists in any source earlier than 1895.
Most of her remaining works exist only in manuscript.
Let's be thankful the works exist, and move on.
These meanings are interdependent and presume a tradition in which musical works exist as repeatable entities.
For the most part, however, such works exist away from everyday life in the rareified air of the art world.
These works exist far from the lyrical and elegiac tone of famous cello concertos like those of Schumann and Elgar.
