Keep abreast of trends in library services and disseminate that information.
We paced the great turquoise shape, keeping abreast of the flukes as the whale coursed along underwater to starboard.
If you frequently use a web browser, this makes a quick, easy way to stay abreast of the news.
Bad hair is a result of ignorance, of a refusal to keep abreast of the great.
Keep abreast of new technologies being used to enhance student engagement in online courses b.
To keep each other abreast of the project, they kept a simple internal diary.
There are also tools you can use to stay abreast of activities on the wiki.
They were scholarly publications meant to help doctors keep abreast of scientific advances and share information on new remedies.
There, it will keep you abreast of when the book will be available, and how to obtain a copy.
It is difficult to keep chronology and criticism abreast of each other with some sense of momentum and direction.
British Dictionary definitions for abreast
abreast
/əˈbrɛst/
adjective (postpositive)
1.
alongside each other and facing in the same direction
2.
foll by of or with. up to date (with); fully conversant (with)
Word Origin and History for abreast
adv.
mid-15c., on brest, from a- (1) + breast (n.); the notion is of "with breasts in line." To keep abreast in figurative sense of "stay up-to-date" is from 1650s.