Sentence examples for running abreast from inspiring English sources

Not till we are well out — the Staten Island Ferry running abreast of us — does the East River appear, dividing the boroughs as the map says it should.

After Hall and then Mutai dropped from the lead pack in the 23rd mile, Lel, Wanjiru, Goumri and Merga ran four abreast for two miles.

The UN troops were trying to help the Congolese army track down the remaining 2,000 or so rebels in the area.Zimbabwe was due to issue a note worth 100,000 Zimbabwean dollars in an attempt to keep abreast of inflation, now running at over 1,000%.

But we kept each other abreast of our experiment through a running group chat, even when we often responded to each other hours late due to round-the-world time differences.

After the announcement, the Bryan Herta Autosport entry that Wheldon had taken to victory lane at Indianapolis in May, driven that day by Tagliani, was parked in Wheldon's honor and the remaining cars that were running when the race was called lined up three abreast in Indianapolis 500 starting formation, on pit road with all the racers' crew members lined up in the pit boxes.

As an additional aid to keeping abreast of the rapid evolution of technology, we will be running a regular item on innovations.

Drivers often ran their cars two and three abreast in the slippery conditions.

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.

Dwarfing the lines in Baghdad in the final months of Saddam Hussein's rule, the ones here run for miles, often four lines abreast, sometimes with more than one snaking corridor of vehicles approaching a single gas station.

A few years ago, the people who run SeaWorld San Diego concluded that to keep abreast of the 21st century, the park needed a blockbuster ride, featuring dizzying drops and screams of terrified glee.

Cars move two abreast in narrow lanes.