The phrase "awarding him with" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is simply "awarding him" without the preposition "with."
Example: "The committee is awarding him a scholarship for his outstanding achievements."
Alternatives: "granting him" or "bestowing upon him."
McLean says Grisolano wooed him by awarding him with the title of chief operating officer and wide latitude to hire whomever he needed.
The federation awarding him with the world sailor of the year award, less than a year after some of those people wanted to make an example of him, is testatment to his character," said Park.
Alan Mulally gives the keynote address at the Washington Auto Show's Public Policy Days, he may notice a full page color ad in The Washington Post awarding him with the first, "Don't Give up the Ship!" Award, a George Lois creation.
Hell, John Waters himself awarded him with the Filmmaker on the Edge award at the Provincetown international film festival in June.
He recalled his naïve intention, after the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service awarded him with a Volga car, to climb into it and drive across the country.
American University recently awarded him with a commission to create a piece out of rocks it dug out of the foundation of a new building.
Prior to this, he graduated from Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand, which in 2004 awarded him with an honorary doctorate to mark his achievements in business.
A freshman at Case Western Reserve University, he had just delivered an unsurpassed technical program before a hometown audience, which awarded him with a standing ovation.
Trump awarded him with the job of Attorney General and, in the past few months, a series of almost ritual humiliations.
But Daniels was quickly thrashed: Limbaugh attacked him for his mild suggestion that the G.O.P. welcome voters who are not ideological purists, and CPAC attendees awarded him with only 4 percent of the vote in their straw poll.
