Sentence examples similar to abreast of the programme from inspiring English sources

Had she been abreast of the Winnie Mandela story anyway?

"It's extraordinary, the way she's kept abreast of the times".

To keep each other abreast of the project, they kept a simple internal diary.

He also tried to keep abreast of the latest scientific advances.

It's also a great way to keep abreast of the news in real time.

For six years, he's used his sources to stay abreast of the investigation.

You keep having to return there, just to keep abreast of the past.

Keeping them abreast of the day's schedule is also useful.

They kept me abreast of the outpouring of solidarity I was receiving at home and abroad.

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

A Public Health England PHEE) spokeswoman said it keeps "abreast of the evidence base and will consider these findings".