Sentence examples for abreast of all from inspiring English sources

You'll be kept abreast of all right here.

I'll keep you abreast of all the key developments over the next couple of hours.

No ballet aficionado can possibly stay abreast of all the developments across the world, and a broadcast can pass on a rich supply of information.

But given the specialisation of modern science and technology, they cannot be expected to keep abreast of all the technical literature.

"We are trying to keep abreast of all the proposals that are being advanced in Congress, trying to either defeat them or modify them," said Victor C. Johnson, the association's director of public policy.

On Twitter, keep abreast of all the action overnight via @BBCPolitics and @BBCScotlandNews.

To stay abreast on all of Sony's big announcements, keep your eyes on our PlayStation Meeting event tag here.

Turns out, there is so much going on in my world — business, finance, housing, financial reform, our polarized politics, and most recently, the abusive practices of the N.C.A.A. — that I can't possibly keep abreast of it all in two columns a week.

You focus predominantly on the first game as once the tournament starts any information you already have on your next opponent is rendered in part obsolete as new stats and video come in and you have to keep abreast of it all.

Practicing a forward-thinking mindset can help you stand out from the crowd, but how will you find the time to stay abreast of it all?

There's an outrageous amount of high-quality television on the air right now and the medium's most avid fans likely feel that trying to keep abreast of it all is a Sisyphean feat.