Sentence examples for himself abreast from inspiring English sources
"Maybe not the Russians – but he would keep himself abreast of what was going on," Enoch says.
Mobilizing all the resources of Russia for the triumph of his cause, constantly keeping himself abreast of events, and actively concerning himself with all important undertakings, often at his personal risk, he could be seen sometimes in a sailor's jacket on a warship, sometimes in an officer's uniform on the battlefield, and sometimes in a labourer's apron and gloves with an axe in a shipyard.
Wright himself kept well abreast of new developments in science.
The poet told himself he'd review books instead, to keep abreast or whatever, but he didn't do much of that either.
There he put himself through college parking cars and working in a factory, always keeping abreast of politics back home, hoping to jump in one day.
Designing his bikes for himself, he has added a power meter, measured in watts, that keeps him abreast of the energy he is using.
Cars move two abreast in narrow lanes.
The mayor said he had distanced himself from involvement with running the company or with its day-to-day employment decisions, but acknowledged that he had kept abreast of major developments.
Wallace himself had served in Korea, where, every Saturday, he would send a private up a tree with a radio antenna, to keep him abreast of how Rangers were doing.
