Sentence examples for less abreast with from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 32 (The Sports Department, More Or Less Abreast With All The Late Summer-Early Fall Developments, Clears Up A Few Questions From Readers).

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 32 (The Sports Department, More Or Less Abreast With All The Late Summer-Early Fall Developments, Clears Up A Few Questions From Readers).

Thus does the Empire keep abreast with the times.

On the return flight, we sat four abreast, with the aisle cut between us.

Caro and Grace lead a life of supervision, marching 3 abreast with Dora down the street.

Three high, two abreast, with shovels of dirt tossed in by City Department of Correction inmates.

Even on the main pedestrian thoroughfares there is little point in trying to walk abreast with your ever-loving.

Abreast with globalization, companies encounter a challenging business environment in which they have to implement proper strategies to survive.

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Innovation centers also help companies to stay abreast with the latest developments and upcoming technologies in the market.

Though I've been on maternity leave during this entire time, I've stayed abreast with the situation.