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Meanings of win awards in English

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Usage of win awards in English
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We're happy about any prize but you don't make films to win awards.
Reuters
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This movie may not win awards, but it's a good-hearted joyride.
Reuters
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You don't win awards for the work you do today.
Reuters
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You don't expect to win awards when you're at the end of your career.
The Guardian
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We used to win awards because we were so tight.
The Guardian
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He pulled me into a kiss that would win awards.
The devil's closet
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Art house triumphs of creativity win awards but Independence Day: Resurgence makes all the money.
Radio NZ
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And do buildings win awards for the right reasons?
The Irish Times
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Otherwise, the film might win awards but touch nobody.
Reuters
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It's never going to win awards for subtlety, but it's witty, entertaining and hugely enjoyable.
The Guardian
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The BBC won't win awards for US PGA coverage.
The Guardian
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The arrangement of words is essentially random; this design won't win awards for ease of use.
Wired
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The type of showmanship that could win awards.
Sword of god
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It will probably win awards for the quality of its access, however mutually degrading that access was.
The Guardian
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And yet, as his poetry continues to win awards and international recognition, he remains calm and down-to-earth.
The Irish Times
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Mick Flannery is the first Irish musician to win awards in the US's prestigious International Songwriting Competition.
The Irish Times
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