Usar "abreast" en una oración

1. In all these cases we should keep ourselves abreast with the knowledge about taxation

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2. The track leading up to The Centre isn’t wide enough for three to ride abreast and, taking advantage of the narrowness of the trackway, Berndt sets a more sedate pace as we turn off the main way

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3. Oh it had a mast and rudder, but half the time they were rowing it, and at the oars was the only spot on board wide enough for two to sit abreast

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4. abreast of those matters which are of relevance to your

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5. ” He sneered loudly as he came abreast of his enemy

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6. And behind him, ten abreast, were another one hundred and seventy rapists, thieves and murderers

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7. interest, now drew abreast with them

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8. As they came abreast and between Reia and Jista's cover, the two sprang out and pulled their quarry behind the separate doors

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9. I confess I don't have the energy to keep abreast of them

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10. Coming abreast of the fountain, Venus turned to look up at her grandson

11. ” A short time later the flares whooshed up into the sky again and the Turks charged forward again in line abreast our machine guns caught them again and cut them to ribbons and now in the light of the flares we could see mounds of Turkish dead

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12. This seemed for some reason to impress the Staff Officers but I don’t know why as all we did was walk past a load of white tape on the ground in line abreast

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13. There is no one body of men or women who can be simultaneously abreast of the intricacies of, for example: taxes, medical care, foreign aid, military spending, agriculture, labor, foreign trade, and on and on

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14. room, coming to stand abreast of Imbrahim

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15. Each traveller was allotted a horse and sat behind the patrolman as they headed for Illeander at a canter, two abreast

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16. The road was muddy, and in places only three could march abreast, so that when the advance guard reached the first ford, the road was choked with closely wedged men for considerably over a mile

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17. By the time she came abreast of the furnace, sweat bathed her torso and stung her eyes

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18. By nothing more than simple bad luck, it befell me to be the one to have to meet with him after a questioning, to keep our office abreast of the latest intelligence

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19. As the protesters marched through the city, they started to form into lines some as long as ten abreast

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20. The Jews were required to give about a quarter of their income in order to stay abreast

21. (They came out five abreast with all their possessions and cattle

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22. approximately how many cars can drive abreast

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23. “How long has that been going on?” Moshe asked as he came abreast of Korah and his steady drumming

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24. “It will be as you have said!” Moshe answered, the seriousness of the assignment indicated by the determined set of his features as he quickened his stride to come abreast of where Moses walked the path of return

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25. “How long has that been going on?” Moshe asked as he came abreast of Korah and his steady

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26. the determined set of his features as he quickened his stride to come abreast of where Moses

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27. The four thin and hardened combat veterans, hats and berets cocked proudly, strode line abreast down the wide hall to the luggage carousals

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28. Coming abreast of where Yigal rode at the head, he called out

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29. He signaled the four abreast order of march as he wheeled sharply to his right, while

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30. The entrance was abreast

31. The others waved sadly and lugged their bags home, leaving Jarek with a euphoric Principal who had been kept abreast of everything Jarek thought he should know with nightly phone calls

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32. many aspects and remained abreast from the common

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33. When the third and last was abreast, Gaspar stepped forward and grabbed the traces, forcing the driver to come to a halt

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34. `You are supposed to keep abreast of the on goings within the plantations

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35. This will keep us abreast with what’s

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36. horses, Norris and I hit him abreast and drove him to the ground, where the iron

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37. Their strategy was not unlike the big naval battles of the late nineteenth century where large ships stood abreast and pounded each other with broadsides until one ran or sank

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38. He was so lavish with Meme that he did not even know how much money he gave her because she herself would take it out of his pockets, and he kept abreast of every kind of new beauty aid that arrived in the commissary of the banana company

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39. As an advertiser, it pays to keep abreast of the newest hot mobile applications

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40. The creator of Twitter simply wanted a way to know what his best friends were up to and to keep them abreast of his activities

41. For example, I use an accountant to assist with my taxes, but throughout the year I maintain accurate records of my profit and losses, and strive to keep abreast of changing laws that may impact my tax status

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42. They had metal strikers across the front edge of each step to keep them from getting worn, I guess, and the stairway was wide enough for four people to walk up them abreast without crowding each other

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43. Altman looked again around him, examining with a new perspective the huge passenger cabin of the XC-200, with its rows of ten abreast reclining seats separated by two aisles

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44. First they approached the airfield in single file, then fanned out into line abreast formation and opened fire

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45. As the mayor of this town, it’s my responsibility to keep abreast of the news! I keep my thumb firmly on the pulse of Lone Tree 24 hours a day! Uh, what paper?”

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46. "Since my research deals in the myth of the Aeolian Master, I feel a need to keep abreast of what others are saying and thinking about him, even if it's in a comic book

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47. I was keeping abreast of the news, what there was of it

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48. There was one long street with wooden houses on either side, wide enough for them to ride six or seven abreast

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49. cided that to leave her mouth abreast was going to be the easiest

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50. Two dozen Guardians marching two abreast, visors down, paraded into the camp

51. It's a good idea to keep abreast of all new developments, because there are probably many new things still to come that will revolutionise learning yet again

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52. both to upgrade our cameras and equipment to stay abreast with technology in this

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53. Keeping abreast with developments in ever changing

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54. When the grafhym came abreast of his hiding place, Rave flashed forward, dropping the loop over the creature’s head and tightening the thong around its body in one swift motion, pinning its arms

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55. abreast of the latest developments one is prone to become out – dated

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56. “Glowing” is the burning which generates heat and light abreast

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57. manageable sized groups, which helps you stay abreast of your conversations

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58. The simple wooden coffins, stacked three abreast, seemed to have aided in the fermentation process nicely

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59. abreast of the investigation

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60. The walls were easily as tall as ten men, thicker than four or five standing abreast, and made from a magically endowed dark-gray granite that some claimed was harder than arcite, the metal used in the most expensive weapons and armor in the world

61. punishing pace, staying abreast with the fast moving ships of Shiva’s convoy

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62. climbed at the same speed, three abreast clinging to the rungs of

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63. keep abreast of what is new?

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64. The five riders rode abreast along the well-paved road while Jhamed entertained them

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65. Before the four friends could do anything, a group of soldiers, two abreast, marched into view along the concrete path adjacent to the lawn

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66. After a while she just decided that to leave her mouth abreast was going to be the easiest task

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67. They stood abreast across the intersection, about two feet apart, their eyes glowing with fierce resolve not to let us pass

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68. Now there were ten units of forty troopers each, riding two abreast, each unit with its own standard-bearer and decurion

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69. Lizzie was enjoying herself immensely, listening to my meager explanations, turning to look at me for we were rarely abreast of one another, enjoying the sun, looking gorgeous, smiling and happy

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70. I attend conferences and try to keep abreast but basically I am a middle-of-the-

71. Those, in the kitchen, have been keeping me abreast of

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72. Illuminated, the tunnel was wide enough for three kyboes abreast

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73. The big female stayed abreast of the bull, who was the herd sire

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74. I was abreast of the gate when a voice rang out, “Hey you! What’s your business?”

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75. She looked me over thoroughly as she drew abreast of me on her camel

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76. He stopped and waited till I drew abreast of him, “Over that way the forest breaks up into some grassy parks, which will increase our speed since we won't have to fight through this understory

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77. That was all there was time for as both of our parties drew abreast of each other

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78. The man came abreast of the table and sat down across from Iya and took a drink from the glass that Iya had pushed across to him

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79. Before he drew abreast of the two whalers he spun the Celestia’s Prize hard to starboard and leading the Whaler on that side by about a boat length Flynn pressed the button to the starboard torpedo

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80. Keeping abreast with the technological developments taking place in your

81. Do you know a couple of its basic pieces of information? Before you start with this very engaging activity, it helps a lot that you keep yourself abreast of some facts that you need to know

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82. Things might be great now, but will it still be a year from now? What about ten years from now? Try to keep abreast of any change that might be relevant to your business

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83. There is a guard of sundry horsemen riding abreast of the tumbrils, and faces are often turned up to some of them, and they are asked some question

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84. The horsemen abreast of that cart, frequently point out one man in it with their swords

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85. On Time, Space, Reality--on such as these, and abreast with them Prudence

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86. Now I breathe the word of the prudence that walks abreast with time, space, reality,

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87. And, without listening to the chemist, who was still venturing the hypothesis, "It is perhaps a salutary paroxysm," Canivet was about to administer some theriac, when they heard the cracking of a whip; all the windows rattled, and a post-chaise drawn by three horses abreast, up to their ears in mud, drove at a gallop round the corner of the market

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88. On the contrary, he kept well abreast of new discoveries

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89. This canal could be traveled in four days, and it was so wide, two triple–tiered galleys could pass through it abreast

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90. Once it was abreast of Cape Horn, I thought it would strike west of the cape, make for Pacific seas, and complete its tour of the world

91. Abreast of latitude 60°, every passageway had disappeared

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92. They were just abreast of Mareciana, and beyond the flat but verdant Island of La Pianosa

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93. We were abreast of the tip of South America by March 31 at seven o'clock in the evening

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94. Abreast of the West Indies, this valley forks into two arms, and to the north it ends in an enormous depression 9,000 meters deep

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95. From this locality to the Lesser Antilles, the ocean's geologic profile features a steeply cut cliff six kilometers high, and abreast of the Cape Verde Islands, there's another wall just as imposing; together these two barricades confine the whole submerged continent of Atlantis

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96. Moreover, their line of demarcation is so clear that abreast of the Carolinas, the Nautilus's spur cut the waves of the Gulf Stream while its propeller was still churning those belonging to the ocean

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