Sentence examples for Not abreast from inspiring English sources

"They're supposed to be one behind the other, in tandem, not abreast," he said, perturbed.

Had Grant at that moment been looking forward to the commencement of compensation negotiations one could hardly have blamed him, yet it turned out he was simply not abreast of developments.

The close relationship between David Cameron and News International executive Rebekah Brooks caused raised eyebrows, especially when it was revealed that the PM was not abreast of text-speak.

She could not imagine that someone teaching in Media Studies was not abreast with popular TV shows - like a TV Guide come to life.

"They'd just come aboard, weren't abreast about everything.

Chances are you already have a specific flood trajectory in-mind, but if you don't or aren't abreast with smaller-scaled floods happening throughout the world, the first step is to find out which regions have suffered floods and need help.

Still, some analysts say Toyota risks losing its edge if it does not keep abreast of advances in zero-emissions technology.

Over the summer, some family members expressed frustration that they were not kept abreast of decisions to hire a new group of architects to design the site.

"Being on the coast, we're not really abreast of the racial tension that's here as much as people who live here," Baker said.

(Also, the Biblical city of Bethulia was said to be situated on a mountain, near passes that were so narrow in places that two horsemen could not ride abreast — a place with carrugi of its own).

Kurt Zunker, 28, a probation officer from Cheyenne, Wyo., who is an avid hunter, said: "I'm aware of the situation but not really abreast to the complete ramifications of it.