The phrase "awesome activity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an enjoyable or impressive event or task that someone might participate in.
Example: "The team-building retreat was an awesome activity that brought everyone closer together."
Alternatives: "fantastic event" or "great experience.".
"They make it look like a funny, awesome activity," she said of the videos.
So, the only stipulation is that you're a company, social enterprise or organisation with six employees or less, you have a Twitter account and you can run one awesome activity on the night.
I am most excited to help organize awesome activities and social events for students throughout the year.
Why It's Awesome: Activities such as making fairy altars help children explore their natural surroundings.
This program, for those 8 to 12 years of age, has awesome activities, crafts and projects to encourage creativity and foster familiarity with the library's resources.
Why It's Awesome: Activities that support mindfulness for adolescents can help teens reduce stress, develop resilience, and build positive social skills.
You will experience some pretty awesome activities and create memories that will last a lifetime: have a ride with an old tram, take cooking lessons, go to a pool party, have a gourmet breakfast, eat a fabulous gelato, ride a horse, listen to live music or go to a theatre show, or even have a riveting ride with a helicopter.
Reading out loud to us every night is an awesome family activity.
Aside from picking and carving and decorating these little stinkers, there's another super awesome pumpkin activity I like to partake in this time of year and it's called EATING.
Too much of my time was wasted on my daily commute, and I lost many chances to take part in some awesome campus activities.
Exhibits "CREATING ART AROUND THE YEAR," an exhibition of artwork by second and third graders that appeared in the book "Awesome Art Activities Around the Year," by Roberta Grobel, at the Children's Museum of the Arts, 182 Lafayette Street, near Broome Street, SoHo.
