Sentence examples for More abreast from inspiring English sources

Approaching middle age, I'm more abreast of current events than when my civic responsibilities began.

The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 32 (The Sports Department, More Or Less Abreast With All The Late Summer-Early Fall Developments, Clears Up A Few Questions From Readers).

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 32 (The Sports Department, More Or Less Abreast With All The Late Summer-Early Fall Developments, Clears Up A Few Questions From Readers).

Two more were added abreast the bridge in pivot mounts protected by gun shields when the ship was purchased by the British.

Unfortunately, the open area approaching the bridge was a "killing ground"; soldiers would be entirely in the open and forced to march no more than six abreast, which would prevent Essex effectively deploying against a Royalist attack and leave the Parliamentarian's forces bunched up and subject to artillery fire.

Consumers are learning fast, becoming more curious and keeping abreast of the changes.

In the new economy, it sometimes seems, nothing is more important than staying abreast of investment performance, minute by minute.

They badly needed more resources to keep abreast of German adjustments.

I really haven't got hooked yet, but getting trying more now to keep abreast of other topics".

This may result from the fact that educated women are more likely to be abreast of available contraceptives and are more likely to appreciate the positive impacts contraceptives have on their lives.

But splaying isn't natural: any more than the four-abreast walk down the street that the cast of Sex and the City used to do.