The phrase "awards column" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a section in a publication or document that lists or discusses various awards, typically in a journalistic or editorial context.
Example: "In the latest issue, the awards column highlights the winners of the annual film festival."
Alternatives: "awards section" or "awards feature".
Welcome to our year-end awards columns!
Welcome everyone to our year-end awards columns!
Instead, it will be pre-empted by our annual awards columns where we note the notable and laud the laudable from the past year.
We apologize for not getting into these issues, but then this column has been on hiatus for three weeks (two for our year-end awards columns, and last week we ran our monthly "Obama Poll Watch" article because we were still exhausted from the holiday season), so we've just got too much else to cover today.
Arts Council executive director Laura Dyer defended the decision to go ahead with an additional £110,000 award last year on top of the original £500,000 award after Column began to suffer a series of setbacks.
BY the end of February, the March issue of The Hilltop Beacon was coming together in a manner that was now quite familiar to me and my co-editor: news articles about students who had won awards and columns about sports and entertainment graced 11-by-17-inch 11-by-17-inch 11-by-17-inch 11-by-17-inchte with a generous smattering of red ink.
He wrote about chess for the Washington Post for 24 years (1986-2010) in his award-winning column.
You can write to Don at [email protected] or read his award winning column at www.donmcnay.com.com
You can write to him at [email protected] or read his award winning column at www.donmcnay.com.com
Newsweek awarded a column to Karl Rove as soon as it was clear that Rove had dodged indictment by a grand jury; the Times, not to be outdone, here brings back Perle, principal of the venture-capital security company Trireme and alumnus of Donald Rumsfeld's Defense Policy Board.
