Sentence examples for works with which from inspiring English sources

Both presented works with which he has long been associated.

"Armide," which had its premiere in Paris in 1777, was one of the reform works with which Gluck upended French opera.

They also bring to mind "Factum I" and its copy "Factum II" — two works with which Robert Rauschenberg sent up the deathless uniqueness of the Abstract Expressionist brushwork.

On his own Mr. Fisk filled out the first half with his transcriptions of Baroque works with which he has long been associated.

Its world is as far removed as could possibly be imagined from the Italian verismo works with which the score is exactly contemporary.

Meanwhile, Hovhaness's interest in other eastern cultures was expanding and, in 1940, he decided to destroy a whole host of earlier works with which he was dissatisfied.

She's also easy to work with, which is not always the case with rappers.

"The Persians... is not a work with which we can, or should, identify," he writes.

"I had a little cushion to work with, which was nice".

But this powder is difficult to work with, which raises manufacturing costs.

Reagan's era lacked a unified Republican Congress to work with, which we have now.