Sentence examples for abreast to from inspiring English sources
"abreast to" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It means to be side by side or parallel with something or someone. Example: The two friends walked abreast to each other along the beach, enjoying the sunset.
The frostbitten survivors were imprisoned in the Palmnicken locksmith's factory and, after three or four days, marched five abreast to the seashore.
When the tour began, it took more than twenty minutes for all of the eighteen thousand cyclists, riding ten or twelve abreast, to make it past the starting point.
Kurt Zunker, 28, a probation officer from Cheyenne, Wyo., who is an avid hunter, said: "I'm aware of the situation but not really abreast to the complete ramifications of it.
Four days later, several hundred marchers left Brown Chapel in Selma, formed a long column, two abreast to fit the narrow sidewalk, and began walking up the steep incline of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, which spans the Alabama River.
Stay abreast to changes so you do not send hotel guests or others to a place that no longer exists or is closed for renovations.
They stand up to 10 abreast and chant to the songs 'Ten little children' and 'Happy birthday' to pace their tooth-brushing and hand-washing.
Rather, it is to keep abreast of the scene, to survey new art as it springs into being.
It also allows her to keep abreast of and contribute to the scientific advances.
It will be important to stay abreast of the trends and to address the questions that need to be answered.
Set up Google Alerts on the company to stay abreast of any news related to your target employer.
Jackson's spokeswoman Caroline Shaw confirmed that his camp had been kept abreast of efforts to stage the race.
