The phrase "abreast her" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate being alongside or keeping up with someone, but the preposition "her" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "He walked abreast of her as they strolled through the park."
Alternatives: "alongside her" or "next to her".
As in Repulse hangars were built abreast her rear funnel and a catapult was fitted between the rear funnel and the aft superstructure.
Two minutes later, after multiple inquiries by Schneider, ""? (Permission to open fire?), an impatient Lindemann responded: "" (I'm not letting my ship get shot out from under my arse. Open fire!) At 06:01, the fifth salvo by Bismarck, fired at a range of about 180 hm, was seen to hit Hood abreast her mainmast.
Watch in RealPlayer © UNICEF Video 12-year-old Bana Lafia brings home her monitoring card sheet to keep her parents abreast of her progress at Diadia Primary School in Sinende, Benin.
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The network also documented her journey for viewers to remain abreast of her recovery.
At the next red light she was in despair when an old gentleman stepped down from his limousine abreast of her car and baring head and bowi handed her an enormous linen handkerchief.
Her tasks include not only compiling Franklin's schedule but keeping the United States Anti-Doping Agency abreast of her whereabouts at all times in case she is randomly chosen to provide a urine sample.
She famously never carries cash but she likes to keep abreast of her subjects' economic woes.
She was unable to get rid of him, but as he drew abreast of her, she cried, "Oh, I'm so glad it's only you!
Mr Phillips said about his grandmother: "She's obviously been kept abreast through her office about all the developments and the times I've had the chance to talk to her [about it] she's been excited by it".
By filling out a simple online form, he was able in a few minutes to set up an interactive Web page so Ms. Butcher could keep far-flung friends and family abreast of her condition and treatment.
