The phrase "awards together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of presenting or receiving multiple awards at the same time or in a joint manner.
Example: "The ceremony will feature several recipients who will be honored with their awards together on stage."
Alternatives: "presenting awards jointly" or "receiving awards simultaneously".
That isn't what this honor is about, said Howard Sherman, executive director of the American Theater Wing, which oversees the awards together with the Broadway League.
Equilar estimates that the combined awards, together worth about $80 million when they were made, are now worth about $27 million, given declines in the company's stock price; the value could of course change again in the future.
We've won six Grammy awards together for our records.
We were frequently paired up to present awards together.
The teenage reality stars will co-host the awards together in Toronto on June 15.
I presented Dr. Judy with our humanitarian award following her work in post-earthquake Haiti, and Dr. Brown and I presented awards together at the U.N. last December.
But the memory of the past four months which will perhaps live longest is Sir Richard Branson, at the Brit Awards, asking her if she was an actress before they handed out an award together.
"If Rob and Kristen present an award together, or even just Kristen since she wasn't invited (rude!) last yr, I'd 4 sure watch," one of Shankman's followers said.
STFC congratulates the winners of this well-deserved award, together with all of the scientists, engineers and industry partners involved in the worldwide collaborations that confirmed that their insight was correct.
Robinson, whose day job is teaching creative writing in Iowa City, was one of three American writers shortlisted and received her award, together with a £30,000 cheque, at a ceremony in London's Royal Festival Hall.
American composer who was a onetime advertising-jingle writer who scored one huge hit and snagged a Tony Award (together with lyricist Joe Darion) for the music for the smash sensation Man of La Mancha, which opened on Broadway in 1965 and saw four "Great White Way" revivals (the last in 2002); the musical was also staged in numerous other worldwide productions.
