Sentence examples for abreast it from inspiring English sources

With Team Sky in the unaccustomed position of bringing up the rear riding eight abreast, it was Greipel's Lotto-Soudal team who wrestled for control of the bunch in a bid to reel-in the impertinent and put their man in front.

If the flag is carried in procession with other flags, it must be at the head of the marching procession, or if carried with a row of flags in line abreast, it must be carried to the marching right of the procession.

National news is bigger news, and it's easier to keep abreast of it.

"We're monitoring it at this point, keeping abreast of it, seeing if there are any reasons for us to get involved," says a spokesman, adding that members of the office have been in touch with Cuomo's office in New York.

This stuff is changing so much and so fast that it's almost impossible to keep abreast of it".

As the project goes on over three days and with the expanse of the internet's many social platforms to become immersed in, it could be difficult to keep abreast of it all.

And it is tough that your manager and new director aren't even giving you the same message - I would usually suggest going to see your immediate boss about the situation, but it doesn't sound as though he's really abreast of it.

Was Theresa May involved, or kept abreast of it?

Denied much access to Pakistan, Indian analysts sometimes struggle to keep abreast of it.

Keeping abreast of it has kept the prime minister up into the predawn hours, glued to the television, then taking his BlackBerry to bed to get regular updates through the night.

But for every case that ends up in court or on a suspects list, tens of thousands more carry on the practice in plain view, and neither the police, nor the immigration or customs departments, can keep abreast of it.