"awesome by" is not grammatically correct.
Instead, you could use "by awesome" or "awesomely". For example: "The movie was executed awesomely by the actors."
Be Awesome, by Hadley Freeman, is published by Fourth Estate.
To my American ears, an achievement like "Written on Skin" is awesome by any measure, and just as welcome.
His decision to send out only Moore and Holmes for the coin toss, a ploy dubbed "awesome" by Sanchez, doubled as a peacekeeping mission.
They cited the psychologist Jerome Kagan to the effect that "the differences in language and number competence between lower- and middle-class children" is "awesome" by first grade; the critical task is thus to change "the ecology of the lower-class child in order to increase the probability that he will be more successful in attaining normative skills".
But from the mid-1800s, excursionists flocked to the wilder reaches of Britain searching for the Sublime, that grandly pleasurable sensation of terror defined by Edmund Burke and provoked by crags, peaks, waterfalls and vistas made awesome by the absence of man.
This movie looks awesome, by the way.
Written and directed by David Russo; director of photography, Neil Holcomb; edited by Billy McMillin; music by Awesome; production designer, Christopher Swenson; costumes by Rebecca Luke; produced by Peggy Case; released by Tribeca Film.
Awesome work by everyone involved.
I think it's just an awesome move by the front office.
The two second rows, who were just awesome, obliged by winning the ball.
Anderson is an awesome fielder by any standards, never mind those of a fast bowler.
