The phrase "awards play" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the role or function of awards in a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The awards play a significant role in recognizing outstanding achievements in the industry."
Alternatives: "awards serve" or "awards function".
A built-in pedometer awards Play Coins, an in-game currency set to be used by a number of first- and third-party titles, while SpotPass and StreetPass wireless communications allow 3DS owners to swap data, including their Mii avatars, with their consoles in standby mode.
For any game in the network, players will be able to create a single profile with friends, followers, leaderboards, a metascore across all the games, awards, play challenges, and a game catalog.
It's probably more of an audience movie than an awards play.
I actually am looking forward to the directors who will bring us our buzzy prestige films: Bennett Miller, Paul Thomas Anderson, Todd Haynes (a personal favorite of mine), Christopher Nolan, Stephen Daldry... even Tim Burton could make his biggest awards play in years with "Big Eyes".
There is hardly a room in the house without memorabilia of the couple's extraordinary half-century-plus careers: production stills, awards, play posters ("The Little Blue Light" with a top of $3, cheap seats 90 cents), photographs of famous friends, sketches of Jessie, a beauty at every age.
In the end, Tina Fey was an effective fairy godmother: he won two Emmys, three Golden Globes and seven Screen Actors Guild awards playing Donaghy.
Written and directed by Warwick Thornton, the film won four AFI awards, played at Cannes and was acclaimed by critics around the world.
Ms. Griffiths, an Academy Award nominee ("Hilary and Jackie") who won several awards playing Brenda on the HBO series "Six Feet Under," will replace Elizabeth Marvel in the role of Brooke.
He signed with the Yankees in 1943, won 10 World Series and 3 Most Valuable Player awards, played 19 seasons in all and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1972.
At 18 she may have already won awards, played the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury, performed on Later... with Jools Holland and met her hero Robert Plant but does she ever feel like she's missed out on her youth?
Inside, the actress Kirsten Dunst talks about awards, playing dress up and Hitchcock; the Arctic Monkeys show what life on the road is like; and Henry Louis Gates Jr. discusses black culture in America.
