The four boiler rooms were arranged in two pairs abreast, each of which had its own funnel.
"We are always trying to keep abreast of changes which fit into our style of growing," he said.
Even so, medical practice must keep abreast of ethics, which is another way of saying it must always take care of public consent.
Back then, most employers felt duty bound to keep their employees pay at least abreast of inflation, which masked its devastating effects on earnings.
The planes, developed by Bombardier, could be key to his plans, offering impressive fuel consumption savings courtesy of efficient Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engines and a lightweight aluminum and composite airframe, and a relatively spacious cabin with five-abreast seating, both of which dovetail with Neeleman's reported goal of providing a better passenger experience at a reasonable price.
On Sixth Avenue from Houston to Canal, Mack trucks from New Jersey, as yet empty of drivers and of loads, were parked two and three abreast, facing downtown, against traffic, of which there was none.
The changes, to be announced formally today, are intended to help stimulate growth as Panoramic seeks to stay abreast of its competitors, which range from giants like WPP to similarly sized agency companies like the Maxxcom unit of the MDC Corporation.
Mr. Causey told the investigators that Enron executives may have assumed he did not want to know about small deals with the partnerships, and he was also not kept abreast of transactions in which Enron repurchased assets from the entities.
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One torpedo exploded abreast of turret Bruno, which caused it to jam.
In the afternoon, Khanh left the palace to meet with rebel officers to keep abreast of their demands, which they reiterated.
